THE OLD BKICK HOUSE (see p. 119).

LEOISTAKD WEEKS

OP GREENLAND, N. H.

AND DESCENDANTS, 1639-1888.

WITH EARLY RECORDS OE FAMILIES CONNECTED, INCLU
DING THE FOLLOWING NAMES

BAILET, BARTLETT, BRACKETT, BURLEY, CHAPMAN, CHESLET, CLARK, EASTMAN,
FOLSOM, FOWLER, FKENCH, FROST, HAINES, HILTON, HOME, LANE,
MARCH, MEAD, MOODY, MOOUE, PHILBROOK, PICKERING, PER
KINS, ROLLINS, SANBORN, SCAMMON, THOMPSON,
WIGGIN AND WINGATK.

By Rev. JACOB CHAPMAN,
Exeter, N. H.

ALBANY, N. Y. :
JOEL MTJNSELL'S SONS, PUBLISHERS.
1889.

"The roots of the present lie deep In the past, and nothing in the past is dead to
the man who would learn how the present comes to he what it is."
PROF. W. STCBBS, Oxford, Eng.

PREFACE.
It is said that few persons read a preface ; but it is
sometimes a relief to an author, to open his heart and say
a few words to the few who are interested in the subject to
which he has given so much anxious thought and protracted
labor. If we naturally prefer to receive, ourselves, the credit
for any supposed preeminence we have attained, still I
presume we all feel some pride of birth ; and most of us
are willing to admit that for this preeminence we are in
some measure indebted to those who have gone before
us. We cannot deny that physical health as well as dis
ease is often hereditary, and mental and moral traits seem
to be inherited. Still it is sad to see that so many seem
willing to forget their progenitors as soon as they are put
under ground. They will not be willing to hear it said
that their forefathers were mean men, and their foremoth-
ers worthless women. They may contribute to erect over
their ashes marble slabs or granite columns, containing the
brief inscriptions that will be seen and read by few of the
relatives, but will grudge a single dollar needed to prepare
printed records that will be preserved on hundreds of pages,
and be read by thousands of the friends and relatives, and
be easily consulted for centuries to come.
Does not every man like to have us believe that he comes
of good blood, of a stock, in some respects, above the av-
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IV PREFACE.
erage of humanity? And yet, when this is true, how
many are willing to spend the time and means necessary
to prove this fact, and perpetuate the memory of it ?
Whatever attainments we have made by our own en
ergy and industry, it will be hard to prove that we are in
debted to none of our predecessors for the energy and the
opportunities which have enabled us to make these acqui
sitions. Thousands have died in obscurity who, had they
inherited the health, the mental vigor, and the opportuni
ties for improvement which we have enjoyed, might have
surpassed us.
It is not strictly true that "circumstances make the
man ;" but it must be admitted that they must afford him
the means to make himself or he will never become a man.
When we are tempted to despise,the wisdom of the past,
and to imagine that we, alone, are to be credited with the
rich results of "advanced thought" it will be well to re
member the words of the apostle who died 1800 years ago.
"Who maketh thee to differ? and what hast thou that thou
didst not receive ? But if thou didst receive it, why dost
thou glory as if thou hadst not received it?" (1 Cor.
4:7, Revised version.)
By birth we inherit not only brains, and a natural incli
nation to use them, but many advantages of social surround
ings which ought to enable us to rise above those from
whom we have inherited these possessions. If we stand
on the shoulders of other men, ought we not to see farther
than they ? If we do not, we must have become very short
sighted. It is reasonable that we should feel some pleasure in the
thought that much of what men see in us worthy of com
mendation may be inherited from worthy ancestors. And
if we have no interest in preserving the records and per
petuating the memory of our worthy ancestors, may not

PREFACE, V
others suspect that our reputation will suffer in comparison
with the reputation of those from whom we are descended ?
If some families degenerate and die out, and others leave
to their offspring no precepts nor examples to kindle as
pirations for pure principles and noble characters, still the
descendants ofthe unworthy and unfortunate do sometimes
learn to avoid those habits and control those passions which
tend to degrade our better nature, and to shun the paths
which led their fathers astray.
The true man will not fail to profit by knowing the his
tory of his ancestors. If any of them have been swept
away from the right course, and been shipwrecked, he will
receive an impressive lesson, teaching him to avoid the
shoals and the rocks upon which they were driven. If, on
the other hand, they have been persons of intelligence
and true worth, shining as lights in a dark world, he will
find the path of duty brighter and more pleasant when il
lumined by the light of their principles and their practice.
J. Chapman, Exeter, JV. H.

EXPLANATIONS.*

1. The name of the state is not given with the names of towns in
New Hampshire.
2. When several children are born in one place the name of the town
is given with the first, and not repeated with the name of each child.
3. Dates, before 1752 are in Old Style; and when double dates are
given, from January 1 to March 25, 1 use the last figure to indicate the
historical, in preference to the civil and ecclesiastical year, which be
gan March 25. When during, that period, I find only one date, the
year is uncertain, and we may find in diflferent records that a different
year is named.
4. Abbreviations: abt., about; te., aged; b.,born; bapt., baptized;
ch., children; d., died; dau., daughter; m., married; unm., unmar
ried; rem., removed; res., residence or resided; s., son; w., wife;
s. p. {sine prole) without issue.
5. The small index figure, at the right of a name denotes the gener
ation of the person, dating from Leonard Weeks the emigrant from
England. 6. The families are numbered in order, and large figures, at the left
of a name, refer to the number of that person's family on following
pages. 7. The children of a family are numbered by Roman numerals i, ii,
lii, etc. These numbers are not always in the same order as their
births. The grandchildren are numbered by Arabic figures, 1, 2, 3,
etc. The great grandchildren by figures, in parentheses, as (1), (2),
(3), etc. The great great grandchildren by letters in parentheses as
(a), (6), (c), etc.
8. The names of children that died young are often omitted in the
index. 9. Passages, enclosed in brackets followed by an interrogation point
[ ] ? are doubtful.
10. In spelling I usually follow the briefest and latest form, spelling
those names among the earlier generations as I suppose they wrote their
own names.
11. Many families would have received more extended notice if I had
received their records in season. After completing the main body of
the work, one cannot introduce much new material without disarrang
ing what he has carefully put in its place.
* These explanations refer mainly to the body of the work.
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THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND.

Few of the families of early settlers in New England
are able to trace back their pedigrees, with much confi
dence, into the period before their ancestors left Europe.
The tradition, among the descendants of Leonard Weeks,
has been that he emigrated from Wells, in Somersetshire,
England ; and of course that he was born not far from
Wells. Though tradition has often proved to be unreli
able, it seems that in this case it deserves much credit.
If Leonard Weeks knew the name of the place from
which he started, when he left the old world, for Amer
ica, his children could not be ignorant of it ; and there is
no good reason why it should have been concealed from
his grandchildren, born in the place where he lived over
fifty years.
His grandson Dr. John Weeks, of Greenland, visited
England to complete his education, and different mem
bers of John's family visited England at different times.
Is it reasonable to suppose they knew nothing of the
place from which their ancestors came, only one hundred
years before ? Dr. John Weeks, whose father was one of
Leonard Weeks' favorite sons, was the grandfather of Hon.
John Wingate Weeks and of my mother. It is hard to
believe that he left his children ignorant of his grandfath
er's birth-place.
There was a large family of the name Weeks, in Devon
shire, England, and quite a number of them emigrated to
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Vlll THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND.
America ; but we are unable to find any evidence that
they were nearly related to Leonard "Weeks. It seems
probable that Leonard's father died in England and that
he had in this country no brothers nor sisters, unless Wil
liam Weeks of Kittery, Maine, a few years older than
Leonard, was his brother.
Note. — I am very confident that Hon. John W. "Weeks,
was correct in the statement that Leonard, his ancestor,
came from Wells, Somerset County, England, for he was
born near the homestead which still remains in possession
of Leonard's descendants, and Leonard died less than
seventy-five years before his birth. I knew this man, and
his father Captain John Weeks, who lived several years,
near his grandfather, Captain Joshua, a son of Leonard ;
and I do not see how they could have been deceived.
I have been earnestly requested to furnish for this vol
ume, the coat of arms of our family, and would gladly
do so, if any body would help me find it. My inquiries
in America, and in England, have all been very unsatis
factory. Mr. Paynton gives me the arms of one family,
named Wykes, as follows :
"Argent a chevron gules between 3 crosses fleurine sa
ble." But I doubt if it belonged to our family.
A genealogist, Mr. T. C. Noble, Dalston, London S.
W., England, says, in a letter dated, April 11 , 1887, "The
Weeks' family in the west of England was a very large one,
in its various branches, with various forms of spelling, in
Somerset, Gloucester, Wiltshire and Devon." "Eespect-
ing the Weeks of Devon, a lively controversy occurred,
a short time ago, between Joseph Foster, editor of the
Peerage, a Mr. Ellis and Burke. Ellis compiled a geneal
ogy of the Weeks of county Sussex who he declared were
descended from the Weeks of Devon, and bore the same
arms. But Foster denied that the family were so de-

THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND. ix
scended, and certainly not entitled to the shield. The dis
pute is not yet settled."
Inquiries at other sources in London have met with no
better success.
Examining the Parish Eegister of Wells, Chew Magna,
Compton Martin and vicinity, Somerset County, England,
from 1573 to 1680, more than fifty entries are found of
baptisms, marriages and burials, of members ofthe Weeks'
family. The Christian names are often the same as we
find in the families of Leonard the emigrant, and his sons,
in Greenland. The surnames of the same persons are
spelled differently in different entries, viz. : Week, Weeks,
Wick, Wyke, Wickse, Weekse, etc.
Sometimes we find two names, one an alias, e. g. : In
1619 is a record of the burial of "Thomas Weeks, alias
Collins," who is supposed to have been a son of William
and An (Weeks) Collins, married in 1500, who took the
name of his mother in preference to that of his father.
So the father of John Folsom born in Hingham, England,
once signed his name "Adam Foulsam, alias Smith."
By the kindness of A. M. Haines, Esq. of Galena, 111.
I have the following letter : "Kelston, Eng., 16 Oct., 1886.
Dear Mr. Haines :
I write expressly for the purpose of sending you the following
entry, from Compton Martin Register, with which I think you will be
highly pleased, and perhaps many more in the U. S. A.
"Baptized, — 1639 Aug. 7, Leonard, son of John and Anne Wyke of
Moreton." [Moreton is in the parish of Compton Martin.]
"Sincerely yours,
Francis J. Paynton."

[Moreton and Chew Magua are on the little river, Chew, which
comes from the Mendip Hills, Somerset County, and enters the Avon,
at Keynesham, seven and one-half miles from Bath. The Avon rises
in Wiltshire and enters Bristol Channel.]
A. M. H.

THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND.

RECORDS FROM THE PARISH REGISTER OF CHEW MAGNA ,
IN SOMERSETSHIRE, ENGLAND.

COPIED BY REV. P. J. PAYNTON OF KEL8TON.

BAPTISMS.
CHN. TEAR.
1573. Roger Weeks of Sutton* bapt. ixd March.
1591. Anne, dau. of John Weekes ye xxix August.
1592. Richard s. of John Weeks bapt. the 24th of Dec''.
1593. Marie dr. " " " same xxn April.
1594. Saraie " " " " same xxx June.
1595. Thomas son " " same xxiv Sept.
1596. Bridget ye dr. of " " same vm August.
1597. Elizabeth ye dau. of Ralph Weeke ye 29 Sept.
1598. Agnes ye dau. of John Weekes xvn Maie.
N. B. 1598. John the sonne of Leonarde [eldeste son of Henry Wyke
of Stanton Wyke] Weeke, ye xxmj June.
1599. John the son of John Weeksf xxx Sept.
1599. Willm son of Jo. Weekse (? day or mo.).
1602. Francis s. of John Weeke.
1603. Judith dau. Jn. Weeke.
1604. Ralphe Weekse s. of John W. bapt. xxiv Aug.
1607. John s. of Ralphe Week.
1609. Mary, dau. of John Weeks, xvi April.
1610. John, s. of John Wickse, bapt. vm August.
1610. Thomas, s. of Ralph Wickse ix Dec'r.
1615. John, s. of Ralph Wickse the x Feb.
1618. Frances the dau. of John Wick, 10tn May.
1621. Thomas s. of John Weekes xxvm Dec'1-
1625. Henrie s. Jn. Weekse xxx Nov.
1633. John s. Jn. Weekse, 22 April.
1652. John s. of Francis Weekes 22 Jan'y-
1654. Henry s. of Francis Weekes 2 Feb.
1655. Mary dau. of Francis Weekes 5 April.
1659. Elizabeth dau. of Francis Weekes.
1661. Joane dau. John Weekes.
[Searched to 1682 but no more Weekes,]
WEDDINGS OF WEEKES AT CHEW MAGNA, SOMERSET.
1560. Wm. Collins & An {sic) Weekes vm Feb.
1596. Ralphe Weekes & Joan Nattwage, ye xix of Januarie.
1606. Walter Blinman & Bridget Weeks were m — d.
1624. Henrie Weeke & Marie halle xxvm June.
1628. Ralph Weekse & Judith halle the 9'h daie of June.
1629. John Wickse & Mary Wight,— 6U> daie of July.
[I read to 1672, but saw no more marriages of male Weekses.— F.
J. P.]
* Sutton is a district of Chew Magna in the direction of Harptree,
t Brother of Leonard.

{

THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND. xi
BURIALS OF WKEKSES FROM CHEW MAGNA, SOMERSET.
1565. Richard Weeks xxi Maie.
1589. Marie dau. Jn. Weeke xtx August.
1593. An Weeks v Sept.
1609. William s. John Week 2nd Qf August.
1611. Joane Weeke xxviil Feb.
1619. Thomas Weeks, — alias Collins.*
1620. Margaret Weeks, alias Collins.
1622. Joane Weeks Wed. xxx Nov.
1636. Frances dau. John Weeks the 21 Januarie.
1638. Mary wife John Weeks bur'd 20 March.
[I searched to 1640.— F. J. P.].

RECORDS FROM ENGLAND.
Copied by Rev. F. J. Paynton of Kelston, Somerset Co., and obtained
by A. M. Haines, Esq., Galena, 111.
Entries from Compton Martin,f commencing 1559.
BAPTISMS.
(Wyke, Wykes, Weekes, etc.)
1562. Johan [Joan] Weekes was baptized xiiijt" day of Maye.J
1567. Agnes Wikes was baptized the xv day of June.§
1569. Alice Weeks, dau. of Michael Weeks, bapt. the xviii day of
Dec'r-H
1572. John Weekes, the son of Michael Weeks was bapt. the
xxnu day of Sept.^f
1573. Agnes Weekse, dau. of John Weekes, bapt. xix Julye.
1574. Roger Weeks, son of Michael Weekes was bapt. xxm
March.**
1587. Michael Weekes son of John Weekes, bapt. xi June.
1588-9. William Weekes son of John Weekes, xh day of Januarye.
1590-1. Alice Weekes, dau. John Weekes, 31 Jauuarye.
1598. Agnes Wickes, dau. of John Weekes, minor, bapt. 17 Maye.
1599. Agnes Wickes, dau. of John Wickes, 17 Oct.
1599. Sarah Weicke, dau. of Leonard Weyke (sic) 25 Nov.ft
1601. Peter Weeke, the sonne of Leonard Weeke, the 30 day of
Auguste.
1603. Elizabeth Weike, the daughter of Leonard Weike, was bap
tized the 12t& day of June.

*See Mar. Weeks & An Collins, 1560.
t Compton Martin is between Wells, in Somerset and Bristol, on the road over
the Mendip hills, eight miles north of Wells, and about four miles south of Chew
Magna. Moreton is in the Parish of Compton Martin.
X&ee marriages 1585. — F. J. JP. §These were doubtless daughters of Michael
Weekes. See marriages in 1592. T| See marriages 1592. ir See marriages 1597.
**See hiB marriage 1001. ft Th'8 Weicke, I consider represents Wyke. — E. J. P.

Xll THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND.
t 1603. John Week, the sonne of Roger Weeke, was bapt. 12*h day
J of Sept._
C 1605. Johan dau'r. of Roger Weeke, bapt. xv daye of April.*
1605. Leonard, sonne of Leonard, bapt. the xxix daye of Julie,
1605.
1607. Benjamin, the sonne of Richardf was bapt. the third day
of May, being Sonndaye.
1607. Henry the sonne of Leonard Weekes was Xtened the
xm daye of Dec'r being Sonndaye.
1612. Francis, sonne of Leonard Weeks, was bapt. xvn daye
of Maye.
1614. Christian, the dau'r of Roger Weeks was bapt. the ix
daye of October.
1616-17. Roger Weekes the sonne of Roger Weekes, was bapt. ix
day of Feb'y being Sonnday.
1621. Mary, dau. of the same 25 March.
1624. Thomas the sonne of Roger Weekes, bapt. the 11th day of
April.
1628. Elizabeth Weeks, the daur. of John Weeke, bapt. 2 day of
Nov.
1630. Sara Weeks, the daur. of Same, bapt. 5th day of Sept.
1632. Ann the daughter of Raffe Weeke of Moreton bapt. 30
May [in Compten].J
1633. Roger the sonne of John Weekes, the son of Roger, dec'd
bapt. 5 April.
1634-5. Marlin§ Weeks son of Jn. Week (sic) was bapt. the 8*°
of Jan'y.
1637. William the son of John Weekes & Agnes, his wife, bapt.
the 10'h day of Sept.
1637. Henry the son of Rafe Weekes & Judith his wife, bapt.
8th day of November.
1639. Leonard, sone of John & Anne Wyke of Moreton was bapt.
Aug. 7.
MARRIAGES. COMPTEN MARTIN, SOMER8ET.
Ao. 1585. William Davys married Johan Weekes, of this parish, the
llln day of November.
1592. Benjamin Cannard was married unto Alice Weekes, the
xvijth day of Auguste.
1597. John Wikes, sonn of Michaell Weekes of this parish, was
married to Johan Payson the 8th day of Aprile.
1597. John Bates was married to Agnes Wikes, daughter of
Michaell Weekes, the 29th day of May.
1601. "Roger Weeke of this parish was married to Eddith Hot-
kins, dau. of Wm. Hotkius|| of this parish, the 23* day
of Aprile were married."
(N. B. Leonard Weeks' servant was married this year.)
1613. Thomas James of this parish was married unto Margaret
Weekse of the same parish, the last day of Januarie.
* See marriages 1A28.
tl should judge Richard a clerical error for Roger.— F. J. P.
+ See marriage of Ralfe Weeks and Judith Hale at Chew Magna 9 June, 1628 
F. J. P. § Or Marlow,— indistinct. || Hodgkins ?

THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND. Xlll
1621. Henry Millard & Als Wickes* the xvi of Aprile.
1628. John Cooke & Joane Weekes was married the 21*t day of
Aprile.
BURIALS OF THE WEEKS, AT COMPTEN MARTEN, SOMERSET CO.
Ao. 1559. John Weeks, was buried the 8th day of March.
1566-6. Johan Weekes widow, the 26tn day of January.
1568-9. Alice Weekes, widow, xvi day of February.
1572. Ambrose Weekes, 23d day of ffebruarie.
1598. Agnes Wikes, dau. Jn. Wikes was buried the 6* day of
June.
1605. Margaret Ardinf servant of Leonard Weeke,$ was buried
the 29th 0f Julie.
1612. Jane Weeks was buried the 27th day of Aprile.
1613-14. Jane Weekes was buried the 4th Februarie.
1618. Michael Weeke of High Hall, was buried, the 27"» daye of
Maye, being Wenysedaye.
1618. Harrye, the sonne of Leonard Weeke was buried the 6th
day of October, being Wensedaye.§
1619-20. Annis Weekes, dau. of Jonne ( !) Weeke was buried the
17th day of Februarie, being Thursdaye
1625. Thomas the son of Roger Weeks, — the 7th day Aprile.
An° 1625-7. Leonard Weeks of Moreton was buried 27 Feb ||
1628-9. Roger Weeks of Moreton was buried the 17th day of Feb.
1631. The xi day of auguste was Agnes Weeke buried.
1639. Christian Harding, servant to John Wykef of Moreton.
[buried.]

PROBATE RECORDS IN WELLS, ENG.
In May, 1887, by request, Mr. Paynton examined the
Records ofthe Probate Court, in Wells, and found that
all the wills from 1626 to 1660 (the date of the Restora
tion) are missing removed, it is supposed, in the Com
monwealth times and ultimately lost. If we had the wills
made during this period, they might probably throw much
light upon the question respecting the ancestry of Leonard
Weeks of Greenland, N. H.
*Or Hickes ? tFor Arding ?
IThis Leonard was doubtless, the grandfather, through John Weekes of Leon
ard of Greenland.— F. J. P.
§ Uncle of Leonard, the emigrant.
II This was grandfather of Leonard the emigrant, I take it. His son, Leonard,
died in 1618, in the Vita Patris.— F. J. P.
IT "This John Wyke is the father of Leonard the emigrant.— F. J. P.

XIV THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND.
I copy a few abstracts from wills dated later than 1660,
which may perhaps aid others, inquiring for their ancestry
in England, if they do not substantiate our opinions about
the origin of Leonard Weeks.

FROM WILLS, IN THE PROBATE OFFICE, WELLS, ENGLAND.
COPIED BY REV. P. J. PAYNTON, OF KELSTON, ENG., MAY, 1887.
The Will of Ann Weaks of Morton, in p'ish of Compton Martin,
Single Woman (sic) dated 20 Feb., 1662. " I give and bequ*h unto
my bro'r henry Weakes £40 wh. my fathr gave me" [& other small
things]. "To my sistr Elizabeth one shilling. Item, I give to Richard
Grayle Is I give to Ez-ill Grayle Is All the rest of ray goods to my
sister Ester, make her my holl & Solle Ex'or." Signed X.
Proved at Wells 25 Feb'y, 1662.
II.
Francis Weak of K  in Chew Magna dated 2 Nov., 1665. [Re
ligious preface]. " To Frances, my wife ' her thirds,' of all my land
To my daur. Ann, £100.
" " " Elizab. £.100
To my Sonne, henrie, my ground at Kingson, for life. Residue to 
J. John, he sole Ex'or." Signed with + No date of proving, but
valuation of inventory 21 Nov., 1665, £ 94-6-8.
III.
Will of Henry Weeks of Morton, in Compton M., date 2 Nov., 1676.
[Religious Preface]. " Unto my Neve" [cler. error for niece] "Judith
Graile £5. My Neve" [local pronunciation of nephew] "Richard
Grauile £ 5. — my niece Edith Graule — my neve John King £ 5. To my
dear love, Mary Badman, the some of £150, — all the rest of my goods
to my sister Esthr, she sole Ex'or. To be overseers, John Fisher, the
younger, & Leonard Weeks of Morton each to have 20s" Signed with
mark. Valuation £2112, 12s-8. Taken 6 Dec, 1676.
Witnesses, Thomas Weeks.
John Weeks.
Leonard Weeks. Proved probably in opening
of next year ; indexed 1677.
IV.
Will of Petter (Peter) Weeke Parish of Wrington date 5 June,
1685. " To John Weeke & his wife each 101*- To Henry W. my sonne,
my wearing apparell. To Henry Weeke, Elizabeth, Martha" [Hester
or Peter]? "my grandchildren each 10s- to be paid out of land at
Kingson. To my dau. Idith Weeke 45 £. & dau. Mary Weeke 45 £.
If my son Henry shall refuse these soinmes, Then Sarah, Idith &
Mary Weeke to hold and enjoy the land at Kingson.
My wife Judith Sole Ex'or." No date to Inventory, signed by Thom
as Weekes, John Jones, Leonard Weeks. No proof of will.

THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND. XV
V.
Will of Roger Weeks of Compton Martin, date 8 March, 1692.
Names testator's "sister, Mary Bush" for his "2 best cows," etc.
Names "cousin Wm. Bush | aLease called Ridelings ; but the prof
its to go to sd. Mary Bush.
My cousin, Mary Bush 5 £. ) Thes. sums to be pd. after Mary, the
Cxt Bush£. 10S sister's death.
" " Ann Bush £. 60 )
Residue to the above Wm. Bush, & he be sole Ex'or."
Proved by sd. Wm. B. 2nd u0v. 1695. Val. Inv. £95-12'-9.
VI.
Will of Leonard Weeks of Moreton, dated 5th Mch., 1698.
[Rel. Preface.]
"Imprimis | I give to my son John, all my lands of inheritance, what
soever. To my son William £. 140, in lew of my grounds, called ' Wrastling
Closes,' provided he suffer my sonn John quietly to hold them.
To my son Henry Weeks £. 50.
To my wife Ann £. 15 [besides other such things] a bedstead at
Priston in the chamber over the entry.
" My copyhold estate at Priston."
"To my dau'r Elizabeth, one hundred & four score pounds, & an old
peece of gould, of six shilling value, to be pd. hr at 23 yrs. or her day
of marriage ..." He gives small sums to people of the same parish
e. g., Richard & Sarah Fyler, and the Poor of Compton Martin, of
Moreton & Priston [Priston near Marksbury? — F. P.].
"To Elizab. Weeks dau. of my John . . and the rest of his children
5s- a piece. To my son William's 20s- a piece. To my son, Henry's
children a claim on mortgage. Residue to son John .... to be sole
Ex'or." Signed, Leonard Weeks.
Witness John Athay
John King
Hannah Gray [as a marksman].
Proved at Wells 7 May, 1698.
Mr. Paynton has visited Wells again, and examined
wills, made previous to those which were lost, viz. : the
will of "John Weeks of West Harptree (about three miles
from Compton Martin), Somersetshire, made 3 Jan., 1624.
It was all in giblets & all to pieces ; it dropped away in
decay. But I made out" names of "Wife Alse, daughter
Alice & sons, Wm. & John. He left his temporal goods
to wife."
Will of Roger Weeks of Moreton, Compton Marten, husbandman,
4*h Charles (1629). He mentions:
" Elizabeth Weeks daur. of John Weeks my son, daur. Jane, wife of

XVI THE WEEKS FAMILY IN ENGLAND.
John Dock of Pylton. Residue to son John, Ex'or. John King &
Peter Weeks to be overseers. . . ." Witnesses, Jno. Ringe, Peter
Weeks & Thos. Pope.
Will of Ambrose Weeks of Compten Martin, 17 Feb., 1571, mentions
"brother Michall Weeks, Brother Richard hypsley " (sic) [probably
sister's husband] . "Residue To brothers John Weeke & Michell Weeks,
they to be Ex'rs."
Witnesses, Leonard Stephens, parson of Compton Marten, John Smith, Wm.
Smith, Richard Hipsley.
It was supposed that the will of John Weeks, father of
Leonard might be found in London, where are forty-six
wills made by persons named, Weeks, Wick, Wyke, etc.,
between 1635 and 1652, and Mr. Noble was requested to
search for the will of John and Anne, etc.
He says, "I have made an exhaustive search among the
wills, and administrations of the Principal Registry in Lon
don . . . and of those described of the district about
Somerset, and such others of the xtian names, John and
Anne, down to A. D. 1670, and I am compelled to conclude
that there is no will or administration in the P. C. Court
by which we can identify the John and Anne [Weeks] ."

PEDIGREE OF LEONARD WEEKS FROM ENGLAND.

By Eev. F. J. Paynton, Kelston, Somerset Co., Eng., ll-8-'f

Founded on visitation of Essex Ao., 1634.
Hart. So. Edit. Part I, p. 535.
The Parish Registers of Chew Magna and Compton Mar
tin, both Co. Somerset.

Henry Wyke, of Stanton Wyke = Willett one of 20 dans, of Thos. Willet
[in Stanton Drew, Co. Somerset] a I of Batcomb [near Urington, Co. Somer-
yonnger brother's son, of Henry Wyke, set] sister of Mr. Willet of Lincoln's Inn.
ot Hanliam Wyke, Co. Gloucester. |
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XV111 PEDIGKEE OF LEONARD WEEKS FROM ENGLAND.
Note. According to their testimony, in court, Wil
liam was a few years older than Leonard. William is
supposed to have been the father of Nicholas and Joseph
Weeks, the families among the early settlers of Kittery
in Maine.
If this is correct, it will be seen that Leonard Weeks
named his first sou John, after his own father, and his
second son Samuel after the father of his wife. Two of
his daughters, Sarah and Margaret were named, one for
his aunt and the other for a relative in New England.

NOTE.

Hon. John Wingate Weeks of Lancaster, born in Green-
laud, 1781, spent much time investigating the history of
the origin of his father's family, corresponding with oth
ers who remained on the ground originally occupied by
Leonard the emigrant.
He left a manuscript in the form of a family tree which
contains some of the valuable results of his studies. If I
could have had access to this work ten years earlier, it
would have saved me a great amount of hard work. As
it is, it now confirms the records which I had collected
by my own independent researches.
It is a document too valuable to be omitted in a his
tory of this branch of the Weeks family, and I have there
fore copied it in a more compact form, making some slight
corrections and additions which the author failed to obtain,
or, perhaps, which he had not room to include in his plan.
Kobert D. Weeks of Newark, N. J., has, at great
expense of labor and money, prepared a genealogy of the
family of George Weeks of Dorchester, Mass., including
notices of Thomas of Huntington, L. I., and of Nathaniel
of Falmouth and Hard wick, Mass. ; but we have not
learned that Leonard was related to any of them, or any
others whw emigrated from England, unless William of
Kittery was a relative.

Fold out

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.

The name Weeks* is said to have been a Devonshire
name of Saxon origin ; but it was also common in parts of
Somersetshire. f Tradition says that Leonard came lrom
Wells, in that county. The parish records of Compton
Martin contain the name of Leonard Wyke, bapt. 1639,
and his brother William about two years earlier, sons of
John Wyke of Moreton, which is in that parish. :f
We know nothing more of the father of Leonard, nor of
the time when Leonard landed in America. His name
appears first as witness to a bond in York County, Me.,
6 Dec. 1655, and next in the Portsmouth Records, 29 June,
1656, when he received a grant of eight acres of land, in
Portsmouth. ["When he first went to the part of Ports
mouth now called Greenland, he lived one year on a farm
owned byCapt. Champernoou."— A.M.H.J. July 5, 1660,
he received grants, of 44 acres, of 34 acres and 10 acres of

* In the old records the name is spelled in many different ways, as Wick, Wicks,
Wyke, Weicke, Weaks, Weekse, Weekes, etc.
T Wells, Somerset County, England, fifteen miles southwest of Bath, is an ancient
city, beautifully situated at the foot of the Mendip bills with extensive and fertile
meadows on the south, east and west. It is said to have received its name from
a remarkable spring, called St. Andrews' well. Its cathedral, a Btately pile, 381
feet long by 131 feet wide, with a tower 178 feet high, is a beautiful edifice, com
menced in A. D. 704 and enlarged in 1138. The bishop's palace, founded in 1088, is
surrounded by a wall and a moat, abundantly supplied with water from St. An
drews' well. The city is small, neat and clean, with water flowing through its
principal streets. The population in 1872 was 4,518.
There must have been a great contrast between this city and the forests of Green
land, where Leonard Weeks toiled so hard and endured so much to secure com
fortable homes for himself and his descendants.
| Moreton and Chew Magna are on the little river Chew which comes from the
Mendip Hills, Somerset County, and enters the Avon, at Keynsham, seven and one-
half miles from Bath. The Avon rises in Wiltshire, and flows into Bristol Channel.
—A. M. HAINES.

(1)

2 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
land. In February 1660-61, he had settled at Winnicut
river, now in Greenland, where he spent the remainder of
his life, dying in 1707.
In June, 1682, Leonard Weeks testified that"20yrs.
ago, he put his horse into his father Redman's pas
ture, by leave & license of sd. father Redman," "which
pasture joineth to the east end of ye planting of lot of John
Redman Jr." John Redman, sen., is named, about the
same time. From this it seems that he may have married,
first, a daughter of John Redman, sen., or more probably
his widowed mother may have married John Redman, sen. ,
who is said to have come from the same vicinity, and set
tled in Hampton, not far from the place occupied by Leon
ard Weeks.
In 1667, he had married Mary, daughter of Deacon Sam
uel Haines of Portsmouth, his neighbor. She was the
mother of six children.
During the political contest in 1665 respecting the sep
aration of New Hampshire from Massachusetts, "Leonard
Weeks stood for Massachusetts rather than for the crown."
We find in the court records, 1660, 4th mo. 26. "Leonard
Weeks, for swearing by God and calling John Hall of
Greenland, ould dog, & ould slave, & that he would
knock him in ye head," fined "10 shillings for swearing,
& to have an admonition for his reviling and threatening
speeches, & fees of court, 3 shillings."
In the year following, he was elected one of the select
men of Portsmouth. He was afterwards constable and
for several years sheriff.
In 1669, he "was on a committee" with men from Dover
and Hampton, "to lay out the highway between Greenland
& Bloody Poynt."
His seat in the church, at Portsmouth, was No. 4 in
front of the pulpit.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 3
After quietly occupying for more than twenty years the
lands he had purchased, he was called into court to resist
the claims of some heirs who hoped to eject him on the
ground of a defective title.
I find records of four deeds, made on 23 April, 1706,
and acknowledged 15 May, 1706, probably instead of a
will, in which he conveys to his four younger sons, Sam
uel, Joseph, Joshua and Jonathan, his lands, retaining
possession himself during life and making also some pro
vision for the elder son John, and for his now wife Eliza
beth and three daughters, Mary, Margaret and Sarah (see
Appendix, Note i). He died before March 1707-8 (see
Appendix, Note n) ; but much of the land he owned in
Greenland has remained in the possession of his descend
ants till the present day. It seems reasonable that his
descendants should feel an interest in the history of the
persons from whom they have inherited not only their
names and their blood, but many of them their homes and
a portion of their personal property.

Leonard Weeks of Greenland in Portsmouth and his
wife Mary (Haines) had born in Greenland*
Children :
(2) i John,2 b. 14 June, 1668, who d. before Feb., 1711-12. lie is
supposed to have had three or more children.
(3) ii Capt. Samuel,2 b. H Dec, 1670, a farmer residing on the
homestead. He m. Elinor, dan. of Samuel Haines, jr.,f of
Greenland, b. 23 Aug., 1675, who hadseven children, and d.
19 Nov., 1736. He was a man of intelligence, wealth, energy
and influence, in the church and in the town. He is said to
have built about 1710, the brick house which gave name to
* Greenland, apart of Portsmouth, was incorporated in 1703. In 1705, there were
three hundred and twenty inhabitants. The church was organized in 1706, and
Rev. William Allen, their first pastor ordained in 1707, from whose records,
printed in N. E. Hist. Geneal. Register, I have obtained much aid in preparing this
volume. They were found and printed by Wm. P. Haines, Biddeford, Me.
t See Appendix, Haines Family.

4 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
his branch of the family called "The Brick House Family"
as distinguished from the "Bay Side Family," which de
scended from his brother Joshua. The same house is now
occupied by Robert B. Weeks, one of his descendants. He
d. 26 March, 1746, SB. 75.
In his will, proved 30 April,. 1746, he left his house to his
son, Walter, and a bequest to his daughter, Mary, wife of
Paul Chapman (see Appendix, Note m; also "The Chap
man Family " in Appendix).
(4) iii Joseph Weeks,2 b. 11 March, 1672; was a cordwainer in
Greenland. He m. Hannah  and had four or more
children. He joined the church in 1723, and died 27 Nov.,
1735. His son Jedediah was appointed administrator and
Samuel Chapman was, with others, appointed to appraise
the estate.
(6) iv Capt. Joshua,2 b. 30 June, 1674; d. 13 June, 1758, se. 84. He
m. , in Boston, Nov., 1699, Comfort (sister oi Thomas)
Hubbard. Her brother was treasurer of Harvard College
and a wealthy Christian merchant of Boston. They re
sided at the Bay Side, and had ten children born on the
place, now occupied by their descendants, the heirs ofthe
late Deacon Wm. Weeks. She died 20 March, 1756. He
joined the church in May, 1735, at the same time with
Joshua Weeks, tertius ; but he was offended when his son,
Dr. John, became a follower of Whitfield. It appears
from his will that he did not, however, lose confidence in
the Doctor's ability and honesty (see Appendix, Note iv).
v Mary,2 b. 19 July, 1676 ; m. Lieut. Joshua Bracket3 (Thomas,3
Anthony1), b. 1672 ; d. 1749 ; and in 1712 had had eight chil
dren baptized in Greenland :
1 John3 (Brackett).
2 Joshua.3
3 Thomas3
4 Samuel.3
6 Anthony.3
6 Mary.3
7 Abigail.3
8 Elinor.3
9 James,3 b. 3 Jan., 1714; bapt. 1714.
10 Mary3 bapt. 1716.
11 Keziah,3 b. 1718.
12 Margaret,3 b. 1720.
13 Nathaniel,3 b. 1722.
(See Brackett Family, in Appendix).
vi Jonathan,2 m. Eliz. Cate; d. s. p., " an old man," 27 June,
1748. It is said that his nephew Jonathan, son of John,
cared for him in his old age and was to receive a part of
his estate, in return for his service. The uncle delayed
making the change in his will till his last sickness, and
then his wife gave him a dose that so affected him that he
died without completing the change. The two younger chil
dren of Leonard are said to have been twins and daughters
of the second wife Elizabeth.
vii Margaret,2b. 4 June, 1679, is supposed to have m. Tobias Lear,
grandfather of Tobias Lear who in 1785 was private secre-

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 5
tary to General Washington, and the husband of his niece.
He was b. in Portsmouth, abt. 1760. In 1805 was ambassa
dor to Algiers and negotiated a treaty with Tripoli. He
was auditor of the Treasury department; but in 1816 shot
himself.
viii Sarah2 is said to have m. [Tobias Langdon of Portsmouth, the
grandfather of Gov. John Langdon who was b. in Ports
mouth, 1739]?

John Weeks2 {Leon.1), born 1668, died [1710?], of
Greenland, probably had
i Walter,3 b.— ; called, 18 April, 1758, "Walter Weeks, jr., of
Greenland, deceased." His widow, Mary* (dau. of Joseph
Jewett,) b. 1733, was administratrix ; and in her account of
the estate, 26 Sept., 1759, names his three sons,
1 William* [in 1778 Wm. Weaks of Portsmouth, cordwainer,
bot. of Thos. Moses J ho. & lot in Portsmouth] . He d.
1806.
2 John.*
(6) 3 Walter* b. 22 Feb., 1757, who m., 1st, 3 May, 1791, Nancy
Jewett of Stratham, b. 1766 and had four children, b. in
Stratham. He died 1825, se. 68.
ii Joshua,3 supposed to have taken a letter to the church in Port
land, Me., in 1732 and d. there in 1756, s. p.
(7) iii Jonathan, 3b. 1707, "ownedyecov't in 1724;" d. 20 Nov., 1794.
He lived with his uncle Jonathan till his death and had six
children, bapt. in Greenland.

3
Capt. Samuel Weeks^Zeora.1) born 1670, died 1746,
farmer in Greenland, and his wife Elinor (Haines), had
born in Greenland
Children :
(8) i Lt. Samuel,3 bapt. 1712; was a tanner; m. abt. 1725, Mehita-
ble, dau. of Thos. Pickering of Portsmouth. Both joined
the church in 1728. They had seven children. His will,
made in 1762, was proved 8 Nov., 1763 (see Appendix,
Pickering Family.)
(9) ii John,3 bapt. 1712, cordwainer in Greenland; m., 1st, Hannah
 , joined the church in 1728, and had eight children
bapt. before 1744. In 1758 he was of Epping, and in 1762
had a second wife, Abigail.

*She m., 2d, 15 Oct., 1760, Andrew (s. of Bradstreet) Wiggin; had seven children
and d. 24 Jan., 1834, as. 100 years and 4 mos., leaving 156 descendants.

6 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
(10) iii Walter,3 bapt. 1712, farmer oi the homestead, resided in the
brick house; joined the church, 1727; m., about 1726, his
cousin, Comfort, dau. of Joshua Weeks, at the Bay Side.
In 1755 he was selectmau in Greenland. They had nine
children. He d. in 1774. She d. in Dec, 1786; a woman
of talent and energy.
(11) iv Matthias,3 b. 1708; m. about 1735, widow Sarah Ford, dau.
of John Sanborn of North Hampton, and had nine children.
In 1766 he sold the land inherited from his father, on the
Great Bay, and in 1773, with his children, removed to
Gilmanton, where he d. before Oct., 1777. His widow,
Sarah, d. there 7 Dec, 1799, se. 86.
v Mary,3 bapt. 1712; m., about 1744, Paul Chapman of Green
land (Samuel,3 Samuel,2 Edward1) b. 4 Nov., 1704, who
d. 18 Oct., 1754, se. 50. They had b. in Greenland, on the
Chapman homestead, one-half mile south of the Parade,
four children. She d. in 1762, leaving two minor sons.
1 Samuel* (Chapman), b. 6 Jan., 1745; m.  , settled in
Wakefield, had Betsey and Lydia who m. two brothers,
Wm. Goodwin and Samuel Goodwin and had large fami
lies.
(12) 2 Job,* b. 1 Nov., 1747, farmer on the homestead ; m. by Mr.
Fogg of Kensington, 8 Jan., 1771, Penelope,6 dau. of
Benj.5 Philbrook of Hampton (Elias,* John,3 John,1
Thomas). She was b. in 1751. In twenty-two years they
had six sons and a daughter born here. After ten years
in Deerfleld they all settled in Tamworth, where he d.
26 Mar., 1837, and his widow, Penelope, d. 10 May, 1838
(see Appendix. Chapman Family).
3 Paul,4 b. May, 1749.
4 John,* b. July, 1751. Both he and Paul d. in Sept., 1753, of
throat disease, supposed to have been diphtheria.
vi Elinor,3 bapt. 1714, who, after the death of ber sister, Mary
Chapman, took charge of the two orphan sons, and closed
her long unmarried life in the family of Job, the younger,
in Deerfleld.
vii William,3 bapt. 1717. I suppose d. young.

4
Joseph Weeks2 (Leon.1), born 1662, died 1735, of
Greenland, and his wife Hannah  , had born in Green
land Children :
(13) i Jedediah,3 b. about 1710, farmer ; m. Eleanor, dau. of Nath'l
and Sarah Haines Huggins of Greenland; both joined the
church 11 May, 1735, and had seven children bapt. Re
moved to Epping. He made a will 12 Dec, 1760, and d.
28 Jan., 1761. His widow had returned to Greenland in
1776.
ii Joshua,3 bapt. 1725 ; [m. in Rye, 1760, Sarah Marston] ?

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 7
iii Joseph,3 bapt. 1725; [supposed to have settled in Falmouth,
Mass., with two sons who d. early, and three daughters.
One in.  Bartlett, another  Bates, and tliird 
 Kennedy.] One son was Capt. Jas. Weeks, mari
ner.
(14) iv Leonard,3 bapt. 1725; joined the church in May, 1742; m.
Margaret  , had three children bapt. in Greenland,
where he was a farmer, in 1753, and where he d. Aug.
1761. 5
Capt. Joshua Weeks9 (Leon.1) born 1674, died
1758, farmer, at the Bayside, and his wife Comfort (Hub
bard), had born in Greenland
Children :
i Martha,3 b. 1704; m., 1st, 9 Jan., 1723, Chase Wiggin (see
Appendix, Wiggin Family). He died in 1733 and she m., 2nd,
9 Dec, 1736, Col. Wiuthrop Hilton of Newfields in New
market, posthumous son of Colonel Winthrop (Hilton,3
Edward,1 Edward1). His father, while at work upon tim
ber in Epping, was killed by the Indians in 1710 (see Ap
pendix, Hilton Family).
Children of Martha (Weeks) and Chase Wiggin :
1 Bradstreet* (Wiggin), b. Nov., 1724; m. Mary Coker andd.
Oct., 1757; had six children.
2 Comfort,* b.  , 1727; m. B. Gilman of Epping; had five
children.
3 Chase,* b. 12 July, 1730; m. Mary Perkins and had five
children.
4 Joshua,* b. July — , 1733 ; m. Eliz. Lyford of Epping ; had
seven children.
Children of Martha (Weeks) and Col. Winthrop Hilton:
5 Winthrop* (Hilton), b. 7 Oct., 1737.
6 Ichabod* b. 1740.
7 Ann,*b. 1745, who m.Lt. John Bnrleyand d. 26 Oct., 1769,
leaving a dau. Martha (Burley), wife of Col. Eben Thomp
son. Mrs. Hilton d. 31 Mar., 1769, set. 65. Col. W.
Hilton d. 26 Dec, 1781, set. 71.
ii Joshua,3* bapt. Hampton 19 Nov., 1706; farmer; m., 24 Oct.,
1734, Sarah (dau. of Richard) Jenness of Rye. He d. 10
Feb., 1736, a little more than fifteen months after his mar
riage. About four months afterward his posthumous son
1 Joshua* was born in Rye (Note iv in Appendix).
iii Comfort,3 b. ab. 1708 ; m. Walter (s. of Capt. Sam'l Weeks) ;
had nine children b. in the brick house; d. Dec. 1786 (see
No. 10).
* In Hampton church records I find " Bapt. 19 Nov., 1706, Joshua son of Capt.
Joshua Wingate," evidently a clerical error for Capt. Joshua Weelcs. Joshua Win
gate had a son Joshua born about four years after this date; but no son near this
date.

8 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
iv Mary,3 b. 1710(?) ; m. Capt. Jonathan Chesley of Durham,
who d. there July, 1765; he gave, in his will, In May, 1765,
to one "son Jonathan, two-thirds of all lands in Durham,
when he is 21 years old; second son, Samuel, one-third
lands and house in Durham; third son, Ebenezer, lands in
Nottingham." His sister Mary (Chesley) m. 10 Oct., 1751,
Col. Benj. Chadbourne of Berwick, Me., and had (1) Jona
than, b. 1752; (2) Mary; (3) Benj., b. Nov., 1756. Benj.
Chadbourne, with the widow Mary, was executor. To his
daus. Comfort and Lydia (Chesley) Jonathan gave £300
each, to be paid when they became 18 years of age.
v Ichabod3, bapt. 1713, a young man of promise, who joined the
church in 1735 ; and d. of throat disease, 3 Nov., 1736.
(15) vi Dr. John3, b. 1716, a physician ; completed his studies in
England; joined the church in 1737. He m., 1st, 10 Nov.,
1737, Martha (dau. of Maj. Joshua) Wingate of Hampton;
b. 30 March, 1718. She had ten children; and d. of "vio
lent fever" March 9, 1758, se. 40. He m., 2nd, Elizabeth
 ; and d. of consumption, 20 Oct., 1763, se. 47. Dr. John
Weeks practised ten years in Greenland and vicinity, then
removed to Hampton, where he d. leaving a widow and
nine children, most of them young. He was an energetic
business man, had an extensive practice, owned much land,
held the offices of justice ofthe peace, and colonel of a
regiment, etc He was a prominent member of the church,
a warm friend to the cause of education, and to the improve
ment of society.
Hampton sustained a select school, taught by a graduate
of Harvard, and afforded the young superior advantages
for intellectual and moral improvement.
In 1886, his great-grandson erected a marble slab over
his grave where the stones had decayed in the old cemetery
of Hampton.
vii Thankful,3 bapt. 1720 ; m. 17 April, 1740, Geo. Marshall of
Portsmouth, and had ch :
1 Geo.* (Marshall).
2 John.*
3 Comfort.*
4 Margaret,* who m. (as 2nd. w.) Rev. Samuel Haven, D.D.
(H. Col. 1749) and had six children, bapt. in Portsmouth ;
he d. in 1806.
(16) viii Major William,3 b. 28 July, 1723, who d. in Greenland, 17 Sept.,
1798, as. 75. He m. 20 March, 1748, Elinor (dau. of Colonel
Clement) March, b. 1 Nov., 1730, who d. INov. 1807, se. 77.
They lived at the Bay Side ; had thirteen children ; ex
pended much for their education, having as private tutor,
for a time, Dr. J. Belknap, afterward pastor of the church
in Dover, and the historian of New Hampshire. Two of
his sons graduated at Harvard College, and several of his
daughters completed their education in Boston.
ix Richard,3 bapt. 1727 [d. early]?
x Margaret,3 bapt. April, 1728, "m., 1st, Dea. Eben Smith, &
lived at the garrison," in Durham ; m., 2d, in 1774, Hon.
George Frost of Little Harbor, New Castle, b. 26 April,
1720, who rem. to Durham.
The children of Margaret and Dea. Eben Smith were :

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 9
1 John* (Smith), m. Mary Jewett.
2 Comfort,* m. Joseph Chesley of Durham.
3 Bon. Eben,* b. 13 Mar., 1758, forty years a lawyer in Dur
ham ; m. Mehitable Sheafe of Portsmouth, and had :
(1) Mehitable, w. of Eben Coe of North wood, (2) Alfred,
(3) Eben, (4) Charles and a dau. (5) Mary, the excellent
wife of Rev. John K. Young, D.D., of Laconia.
4 Margaret,* w. of John Blydenburg, trader in Durham.
The children of Margaret and Hon. Geo. Frost were :
5 George* (Frost), b.  who m. Peggy (Margaret), dau.
of John Burley, who d. 20 March, 1846, se. 71.
6 Mary,* w. of Jere. Mead, of Newmarket, whose dau. Mar
garet m. Hon. Wm. (son of Gov. Wm.) Plumer of Epping.
7 Martha Wentworth,* 2nd w. of Henry Mellen of Dover, a
lawyer.
8 John,* b. 1776; m.  Salter of Portsmouth and d. there
15 Feb., 1847, se. 71, s. p. (see Appendix, Frost Family).

Walter Weeks4 [ Walter,3 John,2 Leon.1] ?, born 1757,
died 1825, of Stratham, and his wife Nancy (Jewett), had
born in Stratham
Children :
i Nancy,6 b. 1792; d. 1792.
ii Sukey Ann,5 b. Feb. , 1795 ; m.  Taylor.
iii Ira,5 b. Jan. 26, 1800; m. Nov., 1822, Mehitable C. (dau. of
Benj.) Norris of Stratham, b. 12 Oct., 1804, and had three
children.
1 Martha,6 d. unm.
2 Bosilla Octavia?b.  ; m. N. B. Treadwell and d. s. p.
3 Walter,6 m. Lucina, dau. of Hiram Wiggin, who d. 1887.
7
Jonathan Weeks3 [Jn.,2 Leon.1] ?, born 1707, died
1794, farmer of Greenland, and his wife, had
Children :
i Ester,4 bapt. 1736.
ii Hannah,4 b. 12 Aug., 1738; m. in Greenland, 12 July, 1756,
Symonds Fowler, b. Ipswich, Mass., 20 Aug., 1734; resided
at Newmarket and at Epsom, where she died 9 Dec, 1807.
They had eleven children :
1 Hannah* (Fowler), b. 1757.
2 Susanna? b. 1760; m. Jn. Jenness.
3 Symonds? d. early.
4 Hannah? b. 1764; m., 1st, D. Robinson; 2nd, J. Phelps.
5 Abigail? b. Apr., 1767 ; m. Nathan Libbey.
6 Benj.? b. 10 June, 1769; m. Mehitable Ladd.
2

10 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
7 Sally? b. 1771 ; m. Zebadiah Lovejoy.
8 Samuel? b. 1775; m. Betsey Davis.
9 Polly? b. 1777; m. Sam'l Learned.
10 Esther? b. May, 1780; m., 1803, Rev. Asa Merrill of
Stratham and had twelve children of whom Phinehas
Merrill of Stratham is the fifth.
11 Winthrop? b. Apr., 1788; in. Abigail Davis.
iii Jonathan,4 bapt. 1740 [d. 1744]?
iv Sarah,4 bapt. 1742 [d. 1744] ?
(17) v David,4 b. 3 Jan., 1744-6; joiner in GreeBland, 1767; m. 12
March, 1770, Ruth Page, b. 27 March, 1752 ; in 1783, res.
in Bath; had four children; d. 22 Jan., 1827. His wife
Ruth d. 9 March, 1829.
vi Abigail,4 bapt. 3 July, 1748.
(18)vii Jonathan,4 bapt. 7 April, 1751 ; m. Margaret (dau. of Nath'l)
Caverly of Portsmouth, gr. dau. of Eliz. Banflll, from whom
she inherited rights, sold in 1782. They had four children.
8
Lt. Samuel Weeks3 (Sam.2 Leon.1), born 1700,
died 1763, tanner, and his wife Mehitable (Pickering),
had born in Greenland
Children :
i Eleanor," bapt. 1728.
ii Joseph,4 bapt. 1730 [d. early] ?
(19) iii Elizabeth,4 bapt. 1732 ; m. Sept., 1753, Richard4 (son of Wm.3
and Rachel2) Scammon,* farmer of Stratham, b. 17 Nov.,
1722; d. 26 Aug., 1806. She removed with her sons to
western New York, and died there. " An able, active, up
right woman."
iv Joshua,4 bapt. 1736 ; ra. Comfort  ; no issue in 1762 ;
was living in 1767.
v Samuel,4 jr., bapt. 1738; res. in 1767 in Greenland.
vi Mehitable,4 bapt. 1742; m.  Pickering.
vii Mary4, bapt. 1745 ; [d. early] ? (see Appendix, Pickering Fam
ily)- 9
John Weeks3 (Sam.2 Leon.1), born 1702, died  ,
cordwainer of Greenland and of Epping, and his wife
Hannah, had born in Greenland
Children :
i Thomas,4 bapt. 1728 ; m. Abigail  ; res. in 1757 in Green
land, removed about 1760 to Epping. His son Joseph,6
bapt. in Epping, 11 Feb., 1760.
?Rachel (Thurber) mother of Richard Scammon is said to have been the first
Baptist in N. H. and to have been active in establishing tbat denomination in
Stratham.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 11
ii Mary,4 bapt. 1730.
iii Abigail,4 bapt. 1732; d. 4 July, 1743, of throat disease.
(20)iv John,4 jr., b. 1732-3, bapt. 1734, farmer in Greenland; m. 1753-
4, Abigail, dau. of Sam'l Piper of Stratham, res. in Epping
in 1760, was surety for a sheriff, and lost his property,— sold
his land, and about 1769, went with his wife and six children
to Damariscotta, Me. Enclosed, for himself and six sons,
500 acres of land in what is now Jefferson, Lincoln Co.,
Me., for which he afterward paid the government. Many
descendants of his nine children now live in that vicinity.
He d. 20 March, 1804, se. 72; but his widow lived to be more
than 90 years old, retaining her sight, etc., till the close of
her life.
v Joseph4 or Joshua, bapt. 1736 ; [d. 14 July, 1743, of throat dis
ease] ?
(21) vi Cole,4b. 1737, bapt. 1738; joiner ; m. Hannah5 (dau. of John4)
Chapman of Epping, about 1767, an early settler in San-
bornton, and a very active and useful citizen, where he d.
5 April, 1801, se. 64. His wife d. 10 Feb., 1815, se. 78. They
had nine children who " were said to have averaged, in
weight, 218 pounds apiece; what the girls fell short of those
figures the boys made up." John Chapman4 of Epping was
son (Jn.? Sam.? Edw?) ofthe family that came from Ips
wich to Hampton, in 1700.
(22) vii Benjamin,4 b. 26 April, 1742; in 1760, bought of his father
twenty acres, in Epping; m., abt. 1761, Marion Hanniford,
b. 29 Feb., 1741, and had ten children. In 1764, he was a
laborer in Epping, afterward resided in Deerfleld, then in
Wentworth, and finally [settled, a farmer, in Piermont] ?
viii Elinor,4 bapt. 1744 [d. early] ?
10
Walter Weeks3 (Sam.2 Leon.1), born 1706, died
1774, farmer, and his wife Comfort (Weeks), had born in
Greenland Children :
(23) i Sarah,4 bapt. 1727; m. in Hampton, 27 July, 1746, Abner Haines,
b. 1724, d. abt. 1798. In 1772, he sold his homestead, on
Winnicut river and the Great Bay, and in 1773 settled in
Canterbury where they died. They had six children b. in
Greenland.
ii Samuel,4 bapt. 1728. In 1765 sold lands in Greenland ; had son
Sam'l,5 b. in Greenland 4 Nov., 1768, who d. in Danville, Vt.,
7 May, 1834, leaving a son Peaslee6 (Weeks) b. 15 Feb.,
1791. In Nov., 1774, Sam'l4 Weeks of Canterbury sold lands
in Newmarket from the estate of his father, Walter Weeks.
iii Walter,4 bapt. 1730.
iv Richard,4 bapt. 1732; d. 1736.
v Comfort,4 bapt. 1734; d.  .
(24) vi Dr. Ichabod,4 b. 16 Sept., 1738; studied medicine with his
uncle, Dr. John Weeks of Hampton, res. Greenland; d.

12 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
1807. He m., 1st, 30 Oct., 1760, Sarah Cotta (dau. of Rev.
Ward) Cotton, b. in Hampton. 19 Oct., 1739, who d. 24 July,
1770, s.p. ; m., 2nd, in Rye, 1 Nov., 1770, Comfort Johnson,
of Greenland, b. 13 May, 1750, who d. 26 Oct., 1775 ; had two
children. He m., 3rd, 24 Sept., 1776, Abigail (dau. of Cle
ment) March of Greenland, who was b. 10 Feb., 1741, and
d. 26 Nov., 1814.
vii Comfort,4 2nd, bapt. 1741 ; m. , between 1773-1 781 , — Mariner.
(25) viii William,4 bapt. 1743; m. Eliz. Hubbard of Seabrook; res. in
the brick house; farmer, with seven children; d. 1813.
x Martha,4 b. 1744 ; bapt. 1745 ;m. Joseph Doe, b. in Newmarket,
a joiner, trader and farmer, who d. 7 Nov., 1817, se. 80. She
d. 29 Oct., 1812, se. 68. They had seven children, b. on the
homestead, near Newmarket Junction. Joseph Doe and
his w. Martha (Weeks) Doe, had b. in Newmarket :
1 Patty (Doe),6 b.  ; m. Jn. Allen, and had (1) Jn. K Al
len, (2) Joseph D.
2 Polly? b. 1773; m. Joshua Pickering, and d. 17 Oct., 1803,
as. 30, leaving two children : Clarissa and Augustus (Pick
ering).
3 Waller? b. 1774; d. 25 April, 1843, se. 69; was a trader in
Wilton, N. Y., where his six children were born: (1)
Marietta V., (2) Harriet Olivia, (3) Caroline A., (4)
Walter P., (5) Sarah E., (6) Hannah E.
4 Joseph? b. 15 Nov., 1778 ; d. 28 Feb., 1860 ; a trader and far
mer. Hem. Mary BodwellRicker, b. 7 May, 1787, who d.
31 Dec, 1869. Their children, except Charles, b. in the
part of Somersworth, now Rollinsford, were: (1) Mary
Elizabeth Doe, b. 30 Aug., 1812, m. Wm. Pickering
Weeks6 (s. of Brackett Weeks5) a lawyer in Canaan,
N. H.,and had ten children (see Nos. 24-iii). (2) Martha
(Weeks), b. 7 Dec. 1813, and d. 12 Oct., 1835, unm. (3)
EbenezerRicker, b. 29 Nov., 1815, d. 11 Dec, 1864, a mer
chant in N. Y. city and Janesville, Wis. (4) Joseph Bod-
well, b. 20 April, 1817, a merchant and bank cashier in
N. Y. city, res. now in Janesville, Wis. (5) Thos. Bart-
lett, b. 12 Feb. 1819, d. 8 Sept., 1883, merch. and farmer
in N. Y. city and Danville, Va. (6) Charles, b. in Derry,
11 April, 1830, D. Coll. 1849, read law with Hon. D. M.
Christie of Dover and Harvard law school, was Judge
in 1859, res. in Salmon Falls, in 1876, Chief Justice of
Supreme Court of N. H.
5 Sally? b.  ; m. Joseph Doe of Parsonsfleld, Me.
6 Comfort? b. 1783; d. 2 July, 1802, se. 19.
7 Nicholas Bartlett? d. 1856; was a lawyer in Saratoga,
N. Y.
x Thankful,4 bapt. 27 Nov., 1748, m., as 2d w., Capt. Benj. Ran
dall, who sailed the next day, and was lost at sea.
xi Elinor,4 m. (probably) Joseph4 (Enoch? Henry1) Clarke of
Greenland, b. 1 Jan., 1731-2 and d. 4 Dec, 1761, by whom
she had five children. Before 7 Dec, 1773, Mrs. Elinor
(Weeks) Clarke had m. Mr. Mason; but I find no record
of any more children.
Children of Elinor (Weeks) and Joseph Clarke were :
1 Hannah* (Clarke), who m.  Lunt of Newbury, Mass.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMELY. 13
2 Mary? m.  Langdon.
3 John? b. 1756, a soldier in the Revolution ; m. 1791, Me
hitable Corliss Hutchins; had eight children and d. in
Haverhill, N. H., 14 Oct., 1811.
4 Comfort? m. 25 Nov., 1783, John Weeks of Greenland, who
rem. to Bartlett; d. 1825 and had ten children (see No.
13-vii).
5 Eleanor? 11
Matthias Weeks3 (Sam.2, Leon.1), born 1708, died
1777, of Greenland, and his wife Sarah (Sanborn) (Ford)
Weeks, had nine children born in Greenland. Late in life
he followed his children to Gilmauton.
Children :
(26) i John,4 bapt. 1736 ; m. Dorothy  ; in 1773, rem. to Gilman-
ton; settled in district No. 2, near his brother Benjamin
and Orlando Weed. In 1787, he was paid £6 for killing two
wolves; d. Feb. 1815, in Gilford, se. 84, and his wid. Dorothy
administratrix, 2 Mar., 1815. It has been difficult to find
the names of his children: [Nath'l, b.  ; John Lang,
b. in Greenland, 1763 ; Noah, b. 1771, m. Sarah Morrill and
d. in Alton, 1804]?
ii Olive,4 bapt. 1738; m. in Hampton, 26 Aug., 1755, John Haines
a joiner of Greenland, b. 1731, who rem. to Epsom, and d.
1809. They had seven children b. in Greenland, and three
in Epsom.
1 Elinor* ( Haines) , m. Bennet Libbey of Strafford, Vt. Eight
children; all joined the Shakers in Canterbury.
2 Jeremiah? a soldier in the Revolutionary War ; m. Mary
Dearborn and had two children.
3 Lydia? d. unm. ; made a will Dec, 1811.
4 Elisha?b. 1762; served in the Revolutionary War ; m. 1784
or 1785, Betsey, dau. John Bartlett of Pembroke, b.
1763, d. in 1812. Eight children. He m., 2nd, in 1816 or
1817, wid. Mary Johnson, and d. in Concord, 1834.
5 Olive? m, 1st, Thos. Bickford, had seven children; m.,
2nd, Francis Locke.
6 Jennie? m. John Dearborn, and d. in Canterbury, s.p.
7 Sarah? m., 1st, Nathaniel Wiggin; had six children; m.,
2nd, John Robinson, d. in Epsom, 1811.
8 John? b. June, 1775 ; m. 1797, Betsey Merrill of Stratham,
b. Oct. 1775, d. 1850. He rem. in 1800 to Norridgewock,
Me. ; had eight children ; d. 27 June, 1850.
9 Levi? b. Apr., 1779; m. 23 July, 1803, Polly Dolbeer, and
d. in Epsom, Aug., 1856.
10 Matthias? b. 1781 ; m. 8 July, 1807, Sarah R. Smith, b. 1781,
d. 1861. In 1827 he settled in Glover, Vt., where he d.
10 Jan., 1856.
(27) iii Matthias,4 jr., b. 5 June, 1740; m. in Exeter, 21 Nov., 1760,
Judith (dau. of Dudley) Leavitt of Exeter, b. 23 Aug., 1741,

14 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
where he was a tanner. In May or June, 1778, he rem.
to Gilmanton, where she d. 23 April, 1810. He d. 20 Mar.,
1821, se. near 81. They had fourteen children.
iv Elinor,4 bapt. 1742; living Dec, 1778.
v Mary,4 bapt. 1744.
(28) vi Rev. Samuel,4 b. 21 Nov., 1746; m., 1st, Mercy Randlet of
Stratham, b. 22 Jan., 1748. He was a joiner; rem. to Gil
manton in 1773. In 1777 he was clerk of the Baptist
Church ; was licensed to preach, and on the 25 June, 1780,
was ordained. He soon left the Baptist Church, and in
Feb., 1783, went to Parsonsfleld, Me., and was the first
pastor of the Freewill Baptist Church of that town. He
m., 2nd, Sarah (Barnes), widow of S. Guptail. He had
thirteen children and d. 19 June, 1832, se. 85 yrs. and 5
mos. (see Note v, Appendix).
vii Joanna,4 bapt. 14 July. 1751.
(29)viii Benjamin4 (called Esquire), b. 28 Feb., 1749; rem. in 1772
to Gilmanton, lower parish, rem. in 1787 to what is now
Gilford; lived two or three years in Burton, returning in
1792; m. 26 May, 1774, Sarah Weed of Sandwich, b. 28
Oct., 1755 ; had seven children ; d. in Guilford, 1829 ; a man
who had the confidence of his neighbors and often acted
as a peacemaker in cases of arbitration left to his deci
sion. He was also a large landholder, dealing extensively in
lands. He was much interested in the education of his
children.
(30) ix Dea. Noah,4 b. 12 July, 1754; m. by his brother Samuel in
Gilmanton, 28 Feb., 1782, to Betsey Meed, who was b. 11
Apr., 1759, and d. in Guilford, 12 Mar., 1825, se. 71. He
had nine children ; " a worthy family marked for their piety
& honesty."
x Josiah,4 b. about 1756; a shipwright; m. in Exeter, 31 Oct.,
1776, Abigail (dau. of Dudley) James ; both of Exeter.
Nov. 8, 1779, he sold in Exeter and in 1781 rem. to Gil
manton, " near the upper parish Meeting House," where
he d. in 1802. His widow Abigail on the 14 March, 1812,
made a will bequeathing her estate to her two sons :
(30a) 1 Dudley J.? b. 1788; m. Lucy Sampson, b. 1791; was a
cooper and a soldier in 1812. Five children.
(30b) 2 John? m. (Sarah Abbot) ? and administered on his moth
er's estate. 12
Job4 (son of Paul and Mary Weeks) Chapman, born
1747, died 1837, farmer, and his wife Penelope (Phil-
brook) had born in Greenland
Children :
i Benjamin,6 b. 1773; m. 10 Sept., 1795, Sarah Wedgewood of
Deerfleld. He settled in Tamworth on a farm; d. 16 July,
1826, se. 53, s.p.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 15
ii Job,5 b. 1776; a cabinet-maker; unm. ; d. 9 June, 1822.
iii Eliphalet,6 b. 1778; m. in Deerfleld, 10 Mar., 1803, Peggy
Kennison, who d. in Tamworth 8 Aug., 1826. He d. in
Newton, Mass., June, 1863. Their children were:
1 Penelope? b. 1804; d. 1826.
2 Andrew? b. 1806.
3 Eliphalet? b. 1808 ; d. 1874.
4 Benjamin F.? b. 1810; m. and went west.
5 Lucinda? b. 1812.
6 Elona? b. 1815.
7 Joseph,6 b. 1817.
8 Timothy? b. 1821.
9 John? b. Sept., 1825; d. 1852.
iv Samuel,6 b. 11 May, 1781 ; m., 1st, in Tamworth, 10 Feb.,
1808, Elizabeth (Betsey) S. Folsom (dau. of Levi and Jo
anna Weeks) Folsom, b. 29 Mar., 1783, who d. 5 Aug.,
1821. Hem., 2nd, Mary Hoit; and 3rd, Mrs. Betsey (Morse)
Gilman; d. in Tamworth, 30 Oct., 1857, 83. 76. He had
six children b. in Tamworth (see No. 40-ni.)
By his second wife he had Joanna Weeks, who m., 11
July, 1871, Jere E. Chadwick in Deerfleld. They settled
in Brazil, Ind. ; rem. to Waldo, Fla., where he d. 11 May,
1883, se. 54.
v Mary6 (Polly), b. 1784; m., 1st, 5 June, 1806, Bradbury (son
of Mark) Jewell, a farmer in Tamworth; m.,2nd, in June,
1845, Phineas Wentworth of Barrington ; d. in 1862, se. 78.
Children of Mary (Weeks) and Bradbury Jewell were :
1 Bradbury? jr., b. 1807; m. in Tamworth, 27 Jan., 1833,
Lucinda (dau. of Eliphalet) Chapman; d. in Newmar
ket, 1843, leaving: (1) Mary7 (Jewell), wife of S. H. Pot
ter of Suncook; (2) Col. David (Jewell), agent of cot
ton mills, Suncook, N. H.
2 David? b. 1808 ; d. se. about 21.
Vi John,5b. 1788; d. 21 June, 1812, se. 24; m. 22 Oct., 1809,
Mercy Ballard, and had b. in Tamworth, Lucy, b. 1811,
who m. Henry Luce of Industry, Me., and d. at the West,
9 March, 1886.
vii Joseph,6 b. 1791, farmer and cooper in Tamworth ; m., 1st, in
1813, Huldah Howard, who d. 7 May, 1826 : m., 2nd, in 1827,
Julia Atkinson of Hollis, Me., who d. 12 May, 1884, s. p. ;
he d. 15 Sept., 1869, se. 78.
Children of Joseph and Huldah (Howard) Weeks were :
1 Bebecca? b. 1817, who m. Enoch Perkins of Great Falls,
where she d. Apr., 1859.
2 Simeon? b. 1824 ; living unm. on the homestead, in 1888.

13
Jedediah Weeks3 (Jos.,2 Leon.1) born 1710, died
1761, of Greenland, and his wife Eleanor (Huggins), had
born in Greenland

16 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
Children :
i Bridget,4 bapt. 1735.
ii Margaret,4 bapt. 1735; [d. 17 Nov., 1735]?
iii Joseph,4 b. 1738; was living in 1761. (In 1765 a Joseph
Weeks res. in Newmarket.)
iv Thankful,4 bapt. 1740; m. Daniel Hoit of Northwood.
v Josiah,4 bapt. 1743; d. early.
vi Nath'l,4 bapt. 2 June, 1745; m. Elizabeth (dau. of Wm. and
Olive) Burley of Stratham, b. 27 Apr., 1752; in 1779 was
a farmer in Loudon, dealing in lands. He d. s. p.
vii Joshua,4 bapt. abt. 1747; d. before 3 Apr., 1776 [supposed
to have] ? m. Polly Perkins and had children :
1 Polly? b.  ; m. Miles Thompson of Bartlett, who had
eight children: (1) Joseph, (2) Miles, (3) Abigail, (4)
Betsey, (5) Solomon, (6) Sally, (7) Lovey.
2 Thankful? m.  Melcher, res. in Portsmouth, who d.
at sea. She d. of yellow fever, and her two children,
Edward (Melcher), who m.  Rogers of Bartlett, and
Mary were taken to the home of her sister Polly, in
Bartlett. Mary returned and m.  Marden of Ports
mouth.
(31) 3 John? [b. 1763] ? m. 25 Nov., 1783, Comfort (dau. of Joseph
and Eleanor) Weeks Clarke,* of Greenland, rem. to Bart
lett, and d. Oct., 1825. He was thrown from his horse
by a yoke of wild steers, and d. from the fall. They had
ten children.
(32)viii Josiah,4 2d, b. 17 Feb., 1749; was eighteen months in the Rev
olutionary war; settled in Bartlett; m. Polly (dau. of Jas.)
Emery, b. 5 Sept., 1775; seven children.
ix Sarah,4 bapt. in Epping, 8 Nov., 1761, presented by wid. Elea
nor Weeks ; m. James Bean of Nottingham and had ten
children :
1 Joshua? (Bean), m.  ; ch : (1) Henry, (2) Jn., (3)
Joshua.
2 Samuel? b. 1775, settled in Deerfleld, 1803; m., 1st, Miss
Deborah Avery, b. 1777; had: (1) Dea. Jas. of Deerfleld,
b. 18 Apr., 1815, who m. Lydia O. Furber, and had seven
children ; (2) Lucinda, (3) Sally, (4) Polly.
3 Jedediah? m. McDaniel ; had : (1) David, (2) John, (3)
Sam'l, (4) Harris, and three daughters.
4 James? had three sons.
5 John? left when young, and was lost.
6 Hannah? m.  Ford, and res. in Lowell, with sons.
7 Sarah? m. S. Tuttle, res. in Lowell.
8 Thankful? m. Nathan Burnham.
9 A dau.? m. Leavitt and
10 Eleanor? m. Samuel Gile ; both in Effingham. Their dau.
Sarah (Gile), m. in 1820, Winthrop M. Burley of Effing
ham, f

*See Appendix, "Clarke family."
fSee Appendix, Buleigh Family.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 17
(33) x Jedediah,4 bapt. in Epping, 8 Nov., 1761 ; lived in the family
of Major Wm. Weeks of Greenland, was a soldier in the
Revolutionary war; then settled as a farmer in Northwood ;
m. Lydia Knowlton, and had three children.
xi Thomas,4 bapt. 5 June, 1763. 14
Leonard Weeks,3 (Joseph2 Leon.1) , bom 1725, died
1761, farmer, and his wife Margaret, had baptized in
Greenland Children :
(34) i Phineas,4bapt. 1745; cooper, removed to Loudon; had seven
children.
(35) ii John,4 b. 10 May, 1747; d. in Wakefleld, Jan. 1832, se. 85. He
m. Deborah Allen, who d. about March, 1831, se. 79. He is
called John Weeks,3 of Greenland, farmer, in Dec 5, 1772,
when he bought land lot 13, in 2d division of Easttown,
now Wakefleld, where he settled and had eight children.
iii Margaret4, bapt. 28 May, 1749.
In 1771, March 29, Wm. Walles, sold to Josiah, Phineas,
John and Joshua Weeks of Greenland, land " which be
longed to the Weeks grant, except 5 acres he bot. of Joseph
Weeks, dec'd," which seems to indicate that these four men
may have been brothers. 15
Dr. John Weeks3 (Joshua2, Leon.1), born 1716, died
1763, of Greenland and Hampton, and his wife Martha
Wingate) , had born in Greenland
Children :
(36) i Rev. Joshua Wingate,4 b. 1738, graduated at Harvard Col
lege, 1758, studied divinity; in 1763 was ordained by the
Episcopal bishop in London, England; took charge of St.
Michael's church, Marblehead, Mass. He had m., about
1762, Miss Sarah Treadwell of Ipswich, Mass. [or of
Portsmouth]. When ordained, he took the oath of al
legiance to the King of England; and at the Declaration
of Independence, " his piety was stronger than his pa
triotism " and he refused to violate his oath. In 1775 he
was driven from his parish for his political principles, and
took refuge with Rev. Jacob Bailey of Pownalboro (now
Dresden), Me., whose wife was his sister. In 1778, he
asked permission to leave the country with his wife and
eight children, which was refused. He escaped to a Brit
ish vessel, was taken to England, — appointed chaplain at
Halifax, N. S., where he died in 1806, se. 68.
3

18 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
(37) ii Comfort,4 b. 10 Jan., 1740 (or '41) ; m. 13 March, 1760, Dr.
Coflin Moore of Stratham, b. 25 Feb., 1739 (son of Wm.
Moore? Wm.? Col. Jonathan1). He is said to have been
a man of fine personal appearance, learned and skilful in
his profession, but intemperate. He practised in Brent
wood, removed early in 1765 and settled in Georgetown,
Me., afterward in Candia, where he d., 30 Oct., 1784, se. 45.
They had seven children. " She was a woman of superior
understanding," and well educated. It is said, that when
she felt obliged to reprove her husband in the presence of
the children, she sometimes used the French language.
She m., 2d, Simon French of Candia, and d. 1 Nov., 1814.
(See Appendix, Moore Family).
iii Martha,4 b. 1742; m. Capt. Benj. Randall, but d. of consump
tion, two years after, leaving a son, William (Randall) who
d. in the West Indies of yellow fever, 83. 18. Captain Ran
dall m., 2d, Thankful (dau. of Walter) Weeks. (See No.
10-x).
iv Mary,4 b. 22 Feb., 1745; m.,lst, AdinoNyeof Hingham, Mass. ;
res. in Georgetown, Me. She m., 2d, in 1770, Joseph (s. of
Jas.) Brackett of Greenland, b. 1740; res. in Newmarket.
Children of Mary (Weeks) and Adino Nye were :
1 Elizabeth* (Nye), b. 1765; m. Lt. Meuce, a British officer
who d. in India. She d. soon after in England.
2 Mary Weeks? b. 1768; m. Nov., 1787, Nath'l Goss and had
six children; d. in Lancaster, about 1852. She had:
(1) Mary, m. Whidden; (2) Sarah, m. Spaulding; (3)
Eliza, m. Stebbins; (4) Martha, m. Dr. Stickney; (5)
Lydia, m. W. J. Brown ; (6) Nathaniel.
Children of Mary (Weeks) and Joseph Brackett were :
3 A dau.? b. 1771 ; d. early.
4 John Weeks* (Brackett), b. 3 Sept., 1773.
6 Joseph Warren? b. 10 Aug., 1775.
6 Adino Nye? b. 1 Nov., 1777; clerk Coos Co. Court. (See
No. 38-vii).
7 Martha Weeks? b. Oct., 1779; m. Hon. Jn. W. Weeks of
Lancaster, and d. s. p.
8 James? b. 3 March, 1782 ; of Cherry Valley, Otsego Co.,
N. Y.
In 1789 Joseph Brackett and wife removed to Lancaster,
N. H., a new settlement, where she d. 15 Jan., 1814, "an
excellent woman, spoken of in terms of unqualified praise."
V Sarah4 (Sally), b. 1747; m. Aug., 1762, Rev. Jacob Bailey6
(David? Nath'l? Jn.? Jas.1), A.B., of Harvard College,
1755; b. in Rowley, Mass. 1731.
He was classmate with Pres. John Adams, and governor
John Wentworth. In 1763 he visited England to be or
dained, and was appointed rector of an Episcopal church at
Pownalboro (now Dresden), Me. Fifteen years afterward,
he was obliged to flee from the opposition incurred by his
attachment to the English cause, leaving his wife and six
children in destitute circumstances.*

?See Note vi, Appendix.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 19
From 1783 till his death, 26 July 1808, he was rector of
St. Luke's church, Annapolis, Nova Scotia. In twenty-six
years, he was absent from service but one Sunday. His life
written by Wm. S. Bartlett with the title "The Frontier
Missionary," was published in Boston, 1833. His widow
d. at Annapolis, 22 March, 1818, se. 70. "He was poor, yet
hospitable and kind, always retaining the personal regard
of all who knew him." He had six children :
1 Charles Percy* (Bailey), b. Pownalboro, Me. ;* killed in the
battle at Chippewa, 5 July, 1814.
2 Bebecca Lavinia? d. at Annapolis.
3 Charlotte Maria? living in 1857.
4 Ihomas Henry? a British officer; d. early, leaving a wife
and three daughters.
5 Wm. Gilbert? a lawyer, did much business ; d. early, leav
ing a small family.
6 Elizabeth Anne? m. Jas. Whitman. For many years she
corresponded with her mother's relatives and informed
them respecting her mother's family, and furnished most
ofthe information we have respecting them. (See Ap
pendix, Bailey Family.)
(38) vif Capt. John,4 b. Hampton, 17 Feb., 1749; d. 10 Sept., 1818; m.
27 Dec, 1770, Deborah(dau. of jas.) Brackett of Greenland,
b. 25 Dec, 1749, who d. in Lancaster, 5 July, 1831. In
1783, he left Greenland, spent some years in Lee, and in
May, 1787, was settled in the new town, Lancaster, Coos
Co. He was a zealous patriot, "was Lieut, in the Revolu
tionary Army, a member of the convention that adopted
the Constitution of New Hampshire, several years repre
sentative in the Legislature of N. H., and an influential cit
izen, wherever he resided."
On his way from Lancaster to Greenland, in 1818, he vis
ited his sister and her children in Tamworth, seeming very
cheerful, and happy; but the next morning after he left my
father's house, as he was about to get into his carriage,
at Wakefleld, he suddenly fell and died from disease ofthe
head. His age was sixty-nine years, seven months. He had
eight children. [See Appendix, Note vm.]
(39)vii William,4 b. Hampton, 20 May, 1751, m. Susannah5 (dau. of
Dea. Wm.4) Haines of Greenland (Wm.? Sam.? Sam'l1), b.
28 July, 1752, who d. at Auburn, 31 May, 1845, se. 94. Being
left an orphan, at the age of eight years, his friends were
anxious that he should study medicine and engage in the
profession his father had followed. But he declined, say
ing, "I could not bear to go from one sick bed to another,
and spend my days in visiting such scenes of distress as the
doctor is called to witness." So he learned the carpenters'
trade, lived in Portsmouth, in No. Hampton; and in May
1778, he bought of P. Car, a farm in Chester, west of the
road to Candia where he d. Sept. 1821, se. 70. He had five
children.

*See Note vii, Appendix. f Appendix, No. vm. Sketch of Capt. John Weeka.

20 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
viii Ward Cotton,4 bapt. 15 July, 1753, m. Mary (dau. of Jonah)
Barber, of Exeter, where he was, in 1778, a clothier, in com
pany with Jonah Barber. He was, afterwards, a sea captain,
and d. of yellow fever, before August 1789, leaving one son
(39a) 1 John Wingate (Weeks), under seven years of age, who lived
in Wakefleld, where his father owned land. He m. 
Durgin, and removed to Cornville, Me., and had a large
family. Eight children.
ix Abigail,4 d. an infant.
(40)x Joanna,4 b. Hampton, 31 Dec, 1755. At the age of three yrs.
she was motherless, and fatherless at eight years of age ;
brought up by her sisters ; m. in Newmarket 4 Dec, 1777,
Levi (s. of Col. Jere.j Folsom of Newmarket. Before she
was of age, her father's large estate was mostly spent in
providing for eight older children, and she was left with
little but her education. In eighteen months after marriage
they removed to the new town of Tamworth, where by
much toil and self-denial they brought up nine children to
become useful members of society. She died 17 July, 1826,
se. 70 yrs. and 6 mos. She was fond of books, and was a
very intelligent and influential Christian woman, much re
spected by her neighbors. 16
Maj. William Weeks3 (Joshua2 Leon1) born 1723,
died 1798, farmer, at the Bayside, Greenland, and his
wife Elinor (March), had b. in Greenland
Children :
i Joshua,4 b. 6 Dec, 1748. farmer in Greenland (Bay Side) ; m.
1787, wid. Martha M. Rust (dau. of Chase Wiggin) and both
died of scarlet fever, 28 June, 1817, and were buried in one
grave. She was widow of Dr. Richard Rust of Stratham.
Their children were :
1 Geo. Washington? d. unm. in Florida, se. abt. 50.
2 Mary Ann? m. Thos. Pickering, and had four children:
(1) William (Pickering), m. Josephine (dau. of Rev.
Edwin) Holt and had (a) Mary E. not m. ; (6) Josephine
H., w. of Frank Scammon of Stratham; (c) Katie Tit-
comb, unm. ; (d) Edwin Holt. (2) Susan Walker, d.
unm. (3) Martha Abigail, d. unm. (4) Georgiana
Toseau, d. unm. (5) Thos. Edwin, d. unm.
3 Martha? m. before 20 June, 1817, Sam'l Pickering and had
(1) Martha Ann Weeks (Pickering) who resides in Green
land.
ii Clement4, b. 24 Dec, 1750 (A.B., H. Coll., 1772); was a
teacher, unm., spent the last of his days with his brother
George and unm. sisters ; d. 4 Jan., 1829, se. 79.
iii Elinor,4 b. 1 Jan., 1753; d. unm. 7 Jan., 1829, se. 77; was bur
ied in one grave with Clement in the old cemetery, at the
Bay Side.
(41)iv Capt. William,4 b. 28 Apr., 1765 (A.B., H. Coll., 1775) ; m., 1st,
5 Oct., 1780, Nabby Rogers, b. 1760, a descendant of Rev.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 21
Nath'l Rogers, who emigrated to Ipswich, Mass. in 1636.
She d. 8 May, in 1783, leaving two sons. He m., 2nd, Sarah
Cotton (dau. of Dr. Ichabod) Weeks of Greenland, and set
tled in Hopkinton. He was on the staff of Gen'l Washing
ton. He d. in Greenland, 1843, se. 90; and his widow Sarah
C. in 1845, se. 74. His children were thirteen.
v Dea. John,4 b. 1 Apr., 1757, farmer at the Bay Side ; m. Mary
Coffin, had four children, and was accidentally killed, 11
Apr., 1821, by an insane man. His children were:
1 George?* m. Caroline Avery and d. 2 Aug., 1869, se. 59.
2 Ellen? d. 1823.
3 Joshua Clement?
4 Mary? d. 1883.
vi Col. George,4 b. 11 April, 1760; d., unm., on the homestead in
1830.
vii Comfort,4 b. 26 Mar., 1762; m. Nov., 1781, Benj. Chadbourne
of Berwick, Me,, and d. Feb., 1784, s. p. He was a law
yer in Eastport, Me.
viii Jacob,4 b. May, 1764; d., unm., in Charleston, S. C, in 1800.
ix Martha,4 b. 10 Aug., 1766; m., 1st, Feb. 1789, Daniel (s. of
Ichabod) Rollins of Somers worth, who d. 4 June, 1795, se.
36. (See Appendix, Rollins Family.) She m., 2nd, Samuel
Hale of Barrington, and d. Sept., 1840, se. 74.
Children of Martha and Daniel Rollins were:
1 Ichabod* (Rollins), b. 1790.
2 Hon. Wm. W.? b. 1794; m. Eliz., dau. of George Frost of
Durham.
3 Ann W.? m. 19 Mar., 1822, Samuel C. Hale of Rollings-
ford (s. of Hon. Samuel Hale of Barrington), and had:
(1) Samuel (Hale), (2) Francis W., (3) Ann W.
x Mary,4 b. 8 May, 1770; m. 4 May, 1797 (as 2nd wife; Col.
Eben. Thompson3 of Portsmouth (son of Judge Ebenezer,2
Robert1 of Durham) and had children :
1 Ebenezer"1 (Thompson), b. Durham, 5 Feb., 1798; m. Ann
Mary (dau. of Benj.) Thompson. He was master of a
vessel, and called Capt. Eben Thompson. He was an
active man, useful and influential in the Congregational
church. He d. in Durham, Jan., 1853, and his widow
d. about one hour afterward.
2 Martha W.? b. 25 Nov., 1799; m. Sept., 1827, Benj. Odiorne
and d. in Barrington, 1 Feb., 1855 ; left a daughter Mary,
unm. ; res. in Dover.
3 Jacob W.? b. 2 Jan., 1802; m. 3 Nov. 1829, Artemisia
Rindge of Portsmouth, res. there until his death, 7 July,
1864. He was master of a vessel and known as " Capt.
Jacob Thompson."
4 Benjamin? b. in Portsmouth, 31 March, 1804; m. in Bar
rington, 23 Dec, 1833, Lucinda J. Drew of Barrington,
and d. there 23 Apr., 1875.
5 George Weeks? b. in Portsmouth, 29 Mar., 1807; m. 18
Apr., 1833; graduated Gilmanton Theological Seminary,
*George (son of Dea. John) Weeks4 of Greenland was a quiet farmer, but highly
respected, and honored by hi s fellow-citizens with various offices. Uis death was
much lamented.

22 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
1839, was ordained 29 Apr., 1840, at Kingston, N. H. ;
preached afterward at Dracut and at Carlisle, Mass., re
tiring after thirteenyears to his estate in Stratham. His
wife was Mary (dau. ofDea. John) Wingate of Stratham,
b. 2 Nov., 1810, and granddaughter of Hon. Paine Win
gate, judge of the Superior Court, etc.
6 Hannah Eleanor W.? twin sister of George W., b. 1807;
m. 13 Aug., 1827, Dr. Josiah Bartlett, b. 1803, who d. 13
May, 1853. He was grandson of Hon. Josiah Bartlett of
Kingston, governor of N. H., etc Their children were:
(1) Mary (Bartlett), b. in Stratham; m. George Frost
Rollins of Dover, and had (a) Rev. Daniel (Rollins) of
Pittstield and (b) Hannah B. (2) Josiah (Bartlett), m.
Frances (dau. of Jeremiah) Robinson of Exeter. (3)
Ezra, m. in Boston, and d. in Stratham, 1880, s. p. (4)
George, res. in Boston, unm. (5) Ariana Antoinette, d.
unm., in Boston, 1886. (6) Hannah Ann Laurette, d. in
Boston, 1886, unm.
xi Nancy Ann,4 b. 25 Sept., 1774; d. unm., 4 Jan., 1864.
xii Hannah,4 b. 13 Feb., 1778; m. Hon. Josiah Bartlett, M.D., of
Stratham, and d. there 25 Aug., 1865, s. p.
17
David Weeks4 \Jona.3 Jn.2 Leon.1]? born 1745,
died 1827, joiner, and his wife Ruth (Page), had born in
Greenland Children :
i Ruth,5 b. 1772; m. James Smith, farmer in Bath. She d. 18
Nov., 1861, se. 89 yrs. and 10 mos.
(41a) ii David,5 jr., b. 14 July, 1774; m. Matilda Child, b. 8 Aug.,
1778; hud eleven children. He d. 13 June, 1842, 33. 68. She
d. 3 Oct., 1847.
iii Jonathan,5 b. 1777; d. 11 Apr., 1785, se. 8.
iv Mary,5 b. 1778; m. Dudley Child, farmer in Bath, and d. 29
July, 1831, se. 53. 18
Jonathan Weeks4 \_Jona.3 Jn.,2 Leon.1]? baptized
1751, died  , and his wife Margaret (Caverly), had
born in Portsmouth
Children :
(41b)i Joseph,5 b. abt. 1780; shipwright in Dover; m. abt. 1801,
Charity D. (dau. of Jacob) Hurd of Somersworth, and had
nine children. He was a soldier in the War of 1812.
ii Hannah,5 m.  Wiggin of Portsmouth and had one dau.,
who d.
ill Comfort B.5, m., in Portsmouth, Micnjah Parshley of Bath,
Me., and d. leaving one dau. ; res. Boston.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 23
iv Edward Q.,8m. ;rem. toProvincetown, Mass.; [d. 1882]? Ch. :
1 Edward? jr., father of Rev. Joseph H., of Walpole, Mass.
2 John?
3 Joseph.6
4 Mary Jane?
5 Hannah?
6 Abigail? 19
Richard Scammon of Stratham, a farmer, born
1722, died 1806, and his wife Elizabeth (Weeks), had
born in Stratham
Children :
i Rachel, b. 12 Oct., 1754; m. about 1778, Walter Neal; res. W.
Newmarket and had three children :
1 Sophia.
2 Harriet.
3 George A.
ii William, b. 31 March, 1756; m. Dec, 1780, Sarah Robinson,
and had five children. He d. 19 Jan., 1836, in Ledyard,
N. Y. Children :
1 Edward, b. 1782.
2 Bichard, b. 1784 ; d. 1867.
3 Elizabeth, b. 1788 ; d. 1836.
4 Samuel.
5 Mary C.
iii Elizabeth, b. 1757.
iv Samuel, b. 1759 ; d. early.
v Mary, b. 24 Sept., 1760; d. 1 Aug., 1846; m., 1st, abt. 1782,
Edward Burleigh, a sea captain. He was lost at sea, be
fore Oct., 1801, and in March, 1803, she had m., 2nd, 
Stiles ; rem. to western N. Y. Children of Mary and Ed
ward Burleigh were :
1 Jas.,b. 1783.
2 Bichard, lost with his father.
3 Sarah.
4 Jn. M., b. 1793.
vi Richard, b. 31 May, 1762; m. Eliz. Chase; d. in N. Y., abt.
1848. He res. in western New York. His son, Hon. Elia-
kim (Scammon), b. 1785; res. E. Pittston, Me.; d. Nov.,
1870.
vii Samuel, b. 10 June, 1764; d., unm., Feb., 1789.
viii Elizabeth, b. 9 May, 1768; m. 179-, Kingsley Lyford of Exe
ter; d. 7 June, 1808.
ix James, b. 26 Apr., 1771 ; m. Apr., 1796, Lydia (Parker) Wig
gin, b. 15 Feb., 1777; d. 15 Oct., 1840. He res. in Strat
ham; d. 6 Apr., 1859. Children :
1 Judge John, b. 22 Aug., 1797; m. 11 Oct., 1824, Mary G.
Barker of Exeter, and had four children : (1) Lydia P.,
(2) Jn. James, (3) Susan D., (4) Mary Ellen.
2 Lydia, b. 1800; w. of Benj. Barber of Exeter.

24 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
3 Ira Jas., b. 1803; m. Ann Lvford; d. in Stratham, 1852.
4 Stephen, b. 1805; m. Monah Gordon; d. 1883.
5 Bichard, b. 24 Oct., 1809; m. 9 Feb., 1842, Abigail Phil-
brick Batchelder of No. Hampton ; d. in Stratham 6 Sept.,
1873. Their children were: (1) Hezekiah, b. 31 Jan.,
1843; m., 1866, Mary E. Jewell, res. in Exeter. (2) Hon.
Jas., b. 10 June, 1844; grad. Brown Univ., 1868, is a law
yer in Kansas City, Mo.; m. 4 Mar., 1876, Laura Ever-
ingham. (3) Sarah C, b. 16 Dec, 1848, res. in Stratham,
unm. (4) Richard M., who has aided in this work, b. 6
Dec, 1859; res. in Stratham, unm.
6 Elizabeth Susan, b. 10 May, 1812; m., in 1839, Michael Dal-
ton of No. Hampton; had four children; d. Mar., 1874.
x Hezekiah, b. 26 March, 1773; farmer and cabinet maker in
Stratham; m. Leah Stockbridge; d. 9 Apr., 1817. Three
children.
xi Jonathan, b. 1775 ; d. in infancy.
20
John Weeks4 (Jn.,3 Sam.2 Leon.1), born 1732, died
1804, farmer, etc., in Jefferson, Me., and his wife Abi
gail (Piper) , had born in Greenland
Children :
(42) i Joseph,5 b. 1755 ; m. Margaret Hussey of Newcastle, Me.,
had nine children b. in Jefferson, Me., where he d. 28 Nov.
1847, se. 92.
ii Abigail,5 b. 1757; m. Col. Jonathan Jones of Whitfield, Me.
Children :
1 Jonathan6 (Jones).
2 Simon.6
3 Elsey?m. Edmund Murphy.
4 Comfort? m. Briggs Turner.
5 George6.
6 Maria? m. Rufus Choat.
(43) iii Thomas,6 b. 1762 ; m. Ruth (dau. of Joseph) Taylor of Jeffer
son, Me., b. 3 Feb., 1764, d. 3 Feb. 1857, se. 93. He d.
11 Jan., 1846, se. 84. Had ten children.
(44) iv Mary,5 b. 1764; m. 4 Feb., 1790, Maj. Daniel (s. of Samuel)
Waters of Newcastle, Me., b. 8 Mar., 1768. He was a man
of intelligence and integrity, was a surveyor, Justice of
the Peace, etc. He d. 18 Aug., 1856. She d. in Jefferson,
Me.,se. 96. They had ten children.
(45) v Mark,5 b. 1766, m. Sally Moody of Nobleboro, Me., b. 18
Aug., 1764, who d. May, 1840; he d. 26 Feb., 1850, se. 84.
They had seven children.
(46) vi John,6 b. abt. 1768, farmer; m. Rachel Avery of Jefferson;
had six children b. in Jefferson.
(47) vii Winthrop,6 b. in Jefferson, Me., 12 Feb., 1770; m. Hannah
(dau. of David) Hopkins of Jefferson, b. 1771, who d. there
15 Dec, 1848 ; nine children. He was a farmer and lumber
man, d. in Jefferson 12 Nov., 1856, se. 86. David Hopkins

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMXLY. 25
and his wife Jane (Simpson) came from Scotland. He was
a ship builder.
(48) viii Dea. Daniel,5 b. in Jefferson, 25 Nov., 1774; m. 1798, Martha
(dau. of Joseph) Taylor of Newcastle, Me.,b. there 25 June,
1776, who d. 10 Nov., 1858; he d. 7 Oct., 1854, 83. 80. They
had nine children.
ix Jane,5 b. abt. 1776 ; m. Col. Joseph Rust of Washington Mills,
and had :
1 Mary" (Rust), m. Timothy Cunningham and had six chil
dren.
2 James? m.  Gilpatrick.
3 Lot? m.  Jones.
4 Emily? m. R. E. Rider.
5 Jane? m. Abiel Erskine.
6 John? m.  Patrick.
7 A dau.? m. Geo. Myers.* 21
Cole Weeks4 (Jn.3 Sam.2 Leon.1) born 1737, died
1801, joiner of Epping and of Sanbornton, and his wife
Hannah (Chapman), had born in Epping:
i Eleanor,6 b. 1755; m. (as 2nd w.) Josiah Caliey; and d. 1829,
se. 74. She had a dau.
1 Ann6 (Caliey), b. 17 Oct., 1795, who m. Wm. Tilton.
ii Dorothy5 (Dolly), b. [1758]? bapt. in Epping, 1760; m. 1784,
Josiah (s. of Joiia.) Shaw; and d. 29 Nov., 1819. She
had :
1 Sherburn6 (Shaw), of No. Hampton.
2 Polly? 1). 1788; in. Moses Kimball.
3 Dolly? b. 1793; m. (as 2d wile) Moses Kimball.
4 Asa? b. 1795: d. 1801.
(49) iii Chase,5 b. 30 Jan., 1762, a farmer; m., 1st, 8 June, 1784, Patty
Cawley, b. 16 Jan., 1764, who d. 31 May, 1813, se. 49. She
had twelve children. He m., 2nd, in Nov. 1813, Mrs. Eliza
beth Moore (wid. of James) Sanborn, who d. 3 Feb., 1841,
se. 74. Hem., 3d, Mrs. Lydia Whitcher and d. 15 Dec, 1847,
se. 85.
(50) iv William,6 b. 24 Oct., 1764; was Justice of the Peace in San
bornton ; m., 1st, Sally Caliey, who d. 24 June, 1827, se. 61.
He m., 2nd, Mrs. Molly Dustin (wid. of John) Shaw, who d.
1837. He m.. 3d, Mrs. Dolly (wid. of Wm.) Sanborn, and
d. 10 Sept., 1839, sb. 74. He had eight children.
v Polly,6 b. 1766; m. 3 May, 1787, Joseph (s. of Jas.) Wadleigh
of Sanbornton, and d. 13 Aug., 1823, se. 57. She had:
1 Eunice6 (Wadleigh), b. 1788; m. R. Caverly.
2 Huldah? b. 1790; m., 1st, Thos. Cawley; 2nd, A. S. Jud-
kins.
3 James D.,e b. 1792.
* "This family of John Weeks4 were tall, large, with full black eyes, and the
nine averaged ninety-one years of age."

26 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
4 Molly? b. 1797; m. N. Buswell.
5 Newell? b. 1799.
6 Joseph? b. 1802.
7 Chase W.? b. 1805.
8 Simeon H? b. 1809.
(51) vi John,6 b. 1769; m.  Caliey; moved to Jefferson, Me.,
near his uncle John,4 and his cousins. He had five sons
and several daughters.
(52) vii Joseph,6 b. 27 April, 1773, a farmer in Sanbornton; m. Apr.,
1791, Huldah (dau. of Edmund) Chapman, and d. 28 May,
1840. His widow d. 18 Jan., 1847. They had six children.
(53) viii Jonathan,5 b. 19 July, 1776 ; "the strongest man in Sanborn
ton ;" m., 1796, Polly (dau. of John) Call, and had six chil
dren. On the 28 Jan., 1850, he was found in the morning
dead in his bed, se. 74.
(54) ix Capt. Cole,5 jr., b. 2 Mar., 1778; m., 1st, 14 Jan., 1802, Eliza
Elkins, who d. 1840. In Jan., 1841, he m., 2nd, Abigail E.
(dau. of Benj.) Smith, and d. 17 June, 1854. He was captain
in the militia; selectman of Sanbornton; eight children.
22
Benjamin Weeks4 (Jn.,8 Sam.2 Leon.1) born 1742,
farmer, and his wife Marion (Hanniford), had born [in
Epping] ?
Children :
(55)1 John,6 b. 26 Oct., 1762; m. Esther (dau. of Hubbard and
Eunice) Spencer, b. 17 Sept., 1769, who d. 6 Dec, 1833.
He was a farmer, with nine children, in Piermont, where
he d. 3 Jan., 1841, se. 79. He gave the town, Piermont,
land for a public cemetery.
ii Abigail,6 m. Samuel Aiken.
iii Anna,6 owned the covenant and was bapt. in Deerfleld, 4
Sept., 1781. She m. John Aiken.
Iv Marion,5 m. Richard Pillsbury, dealer in stoves and tin ware,
Bradford, Vt. ; and d. 7 Aug., 1846.
v Eleanor,5 m. Jonathan Fellows.
vi Polly,6 m. David Smith of Warner.
vii Benjamin,6 b. 11 Aug., 1775; m. Polly Gibson; was farmer
in Piermont.
viii Betsey5 (twin sister of Benjamin), b. 11 Aug., 1775 ; m. Thos.
Pillsbury, farmer, b. 27 Nov., 1771 ; res. in Warren ; and d.
there — Jan., 1835. She d. in Bradford, Vt., 7 April, 1851.
Children :
1 Joseph? m. his cousin Ruth Pillsbury, and had : (1) Dan
iel.7 All d. in Bradford, Vt.
2 Thomas? who m. Mary Osborne, and had eight children :
(1) Betsey, wife of M. D. Farr of Bradford, Vt. ; (2)
Ester, m. Hartwell Farr; (3) Ezra. m. Olive Davis; (4)
Hartwell H., m. Sarah Keller; and four others that d.
young.
3 Bichard? d. unm.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 27
4 Ester? m. Timothy Ladd of Piermont, N. H., and had : (1)
a dau., Mrs. John Hartwell of Warren, N. H. ; (2) Sam
uel (Ladd).
ix Edna,5 b. 30 Jan., 1782; m. Stephen Lund; and d. 1 Feb.,
1838.
(55a) x Joseph,5 m. Lucy Lund ; and d. in Piermont, 3 Apr., 1841.
She d. in Edenville, Iowa, 1871.
23
Abner Haines, born 1724, died 1798, of Greenland
and Canterbury, etc., and his wife Sarah (dau. of Walter)
Weeks, had born in Greenland
Children :
i Samuel (Haines), b. in the old brick house, 26 Aug., 1747; he
m. 9 July, 1772, Hannah Johnson, b. 22 Dec, 1749, who d.
in Canterbury, 13 Feb., 1813. He was a soldier in the Rev
olutionary War. He outlived all his brothers and his own
sons, and died 29 Oct., 1838, se. 91.
ii Richard, bapt. 27 Nov., 1748, a cooper; m. Prudence, b. 20
May, 1753, and d. 6 Nov., 1798; had eight children. His
widow m., 2nd, 21 Nov., 1799, Col. Josiah Sanborn of San
bornton, and d. 1843, se. 90.
iii Matthias, bapt. 5 Aug., 1750; ablacksmith; d. Portland, Me.,
1796. He m., in Portland, Me., 21 Sept., 1775, Molly Cam-
met, b. 1751, d. Portland, 1841. During the War of the
Revolution, he made wrought iron balls for cannon used
in defence of Portland.
iv Walter Weeks, b. 1754; served in the Revolutionary War; m.
Rachel Knowles of Chester, a native of Rye, and died in
Poplin, 16 May, 1808.
v Stephen, b. 23 May, 1759 ; m. Hannah Carter, b. in Northfleld,
1759. He served in the Revolutionary War, and d. 3 Feb.,
1807.
vi Josiah.
24
Dr. Ichabod Weeks4 ( Walter3 Sam.2 Leon.1) born
1738, died 1807, of Greenland, had no children by first
wife, Sarah C. Cotton. By second wife, Comfort John
son, he had :
i Sarah Cotton,5 b. 29 Nov., 1771; m. Capt. Wm. Weeks of
Hopkinton, and had eleven children ; and d. in 1845, se. 74
(see No. 16-iv, and No. 41).
ii Comfort J.,5 b. 26 Nov., 1773; m. Joseph (s. of Greenleaf)
Clark of Greenland ; res. in Wolfboro, and had :
1 Ichabod (Clark),8 b. 1793; d. 3 April, 1825.
2 Mary M.? b. Aug., 1795; d. 6 Mar., 1876.
3 Comfort? b. 17 Aug., 1797; m. Benj. Hubbard Weeks; and
res. in Concord (see No. 25, v).

28 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
4 Sarah? b. Mar., 1800; m., 1820, Lewis Hayes of Milton;
d. 1883; had six children.
5 Enoch M.? b. 12 Apr., 1802; d. 7 Aug., 1863.
6 Greenleaf? b. Mar., 1806; d. 2 Mar., 1874.
7 Brackett Weeks? b. 2 Nov., 1809; d. 1 Jan., 1885.
8 Alfred Metcalf? b. 17 Oct., 1812; d. 18 Aug., 1855.
iii Brackett,6 b. 18 Oct., 1775; d. 26 Oct., 1832; m. Sarah Pick
ering, b. 29 Sept., 1780, and had :
1 Eliz. Pickering? b. 29 Sept., 1801; m. Gordon (son of
Thos.) Burley, b. 25 Aug., 1795, who d. in Middleton,
Ont., 17 Jan., 1864. He was a lumber man. She d. in
Ticonderoga, N. Y., 14 Mar., 1872. Their son (1) Henry
G. Burley,' b. in Canaan, N. H., 1832, was.in 1884, mem
ber of Congress from the seventeenth district, New York.
2 Wm. P.? b. 22 Feb., 1803; A.B., Dart. Coll., 1826; was a
lawyer in Canaan from 1829 till his death in 1870. He m.,
20 July, 1833, Mary Eliz. Doe of Derry, and had born in
Canaan : (1) JosephDoe,7 b. 27 Oct., 1837, D. Coll., 1861.
(2) Wm. Brackett, b. 14 May, 1839, D. Coll., 1861; m.
(3) Marshall Hill, b. 13 Oct., 1841 ; m. (4) Mary E , b. 24
Dec, 1844. (5) Susan H., b. 18 Mar., 1853; d. 1881.
3 Mary P.? b. 18 Nov., 1804; m. Sam'l Wright; res. and d.
in Dorchester.
4 Sam'l P.? b. 3 Aug., 1806; d. in Lyme.
5 Clement Storer? b. 1 Jan., 1809; m. Nancy Piper; d. in
Dorchester; farmer.
6 Bichard P.? b. 14 May, 1811; cabinet-maker; m. Olive
Walker; res. and d. in Woburn, Mass.
7 James E. P., b. 21 Nov., 1813; a lawyer; m. Eliza A.
Webb; and d. in San Francisco, Cal.
8 Stephen H. P., b. 22 Jan., 1816; merchant in Boston; m.
Mary Lord; and d. in Newtonville, Mass.
9 Thompson? b. 19 Mar., 1817; d., unm., in Boston.
10 Sarah A., b. 7 July, 1821; m.  Bryan; and res. in
San Francisco, Cal.
By third wife, Abigail March, he had :
iv Elizabeth5 (Betsey) March, b. 23 July, 1777; m. 2 Apr., 1797,
John (s. of Joseph) Gieenough, b. 20 May, 1768, hatter in
Newburyport, who d. in Sandwich, Mass., 23 June, 1839.
She d. there 23 Nov., 1857. Their children were:
1 Sarah B.6 (Greenough), b. 23 May, 1798 ; m., 1st, in Green
land, 10 Apr., 1824, Rev. Joshua Eveleth of Princeton,
Mass. ; 2nd, in Eastport, Me., 10 Jan., 1835, Hon. Samuel
Mor.«e of Machias, Me. ; and d. 10 Nov., 1873.
2 Mehitable F.? b. 1 Jan., 1800; m., 6 Aug., 1826, Theodore
T. Abbot of Concord, N. H. ; d. in Lunenburgh, Mass.,
10 March, 1887. He invented and made cotton machinery,
was a member ofthe Legislature and mayor of Manches
ter, N. H.
3 Joseph? b. 2 June, 1802; m., 1st, 8 Sept., 1834, Eliza Kelley
of Hopkinton ; 2nd, 12 May, 1838, Susan Williams of Hop-
kinton; 3rd, Betsey Wilcox of Newport, N. H., 16 Oct.,
1841; d. in Hopkinton, 1 J. Feb., 1884. He was a stone
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LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 29
4 Stephen W.? b. 15 Feb., 1804, shoe manufacturer; m. in
Philadelphia, 26 Feb., 1836, Ellen M. McPherson; d.
there 13 Mar., 1848.
5 John G.? b. 20 Dec, 1806; m. in Milford, N. H., 25 Dec,
1830, Maria J. Putnam.. He was a contractor and builder ;
d. 20 Nov., 1883.
6 Susan J.? b. 10 Jan., 1810; m. in Greenland, 15 June, 1832,
Ezra Dillingham of Sandwich, Mass.; d. there 30 Aug.,
1860.
7 Eliza A. B.?b. 10 Sept., 1812; m. in Greenland, 18 Apr.,
1833, William Coombs of Bangor, Me. ; d. there 16 Jan.,
1885.
8 Ephraim A.? b. in Greenland, 4 July, 1818 ; m., 1st, 6 Apr.,
1843, Maria L. A. Sanborn of Canterbury, N. H. ; 2nd,
Nancy B. Towne of Manchester, N. H. He is a farmer;
res. Falls Church, Virginia.
v Susan,5 b. 23 Oct., 1780; d. 7 Nov., 1857. She m. Ephraim
Pickering, b. 28 Sept., 1779, who d. 5 July, 1809. They had,
b. in Newington :
1 John6 (Pickering), b. 1804; m. Sarah Wheeler; d. 1 Dec,
1848 ; she d. 1845. They had : (1) Ephraim, who d. 1865.
2 Theodore? b. Mar 1806; in., in 1830, Mary Hart of Newing
ton, who d. in 1832. They had (1) Henry, who d. Aug.,
1849, se. 17.
3 Ephraim? (twin), b. 1806; d . unm., 16 Apr., 1850.
4 Abigail March? b. 10 Nov., 1808; m., 1st, 17 May, 1832, E.
W. Toppan, who d. 17 May, 1845. On the 20 Sept., 1872,
Mrs. Abigail P. Toppan, m., 2nd, Col. Peter Sanborn, a
prominent citizen of Concord. They res. in 1888, in
Hampton. Children: (1) Sarah P. (Toppan), b. 12 Feb.,
1833; m. 4 Apr., 1860, Charles N. Healey of Stratham and
had (a) Chaw. W. (Healey), b 29 Dec, 1860; (b) AnnaT.,
d. 1 July, 1865; (c) Alice Grafton, b. 28 Dec, 1867. (2)
Christopher G rat ton, b. 16 Feb., 1835 ; m. 1st, Jennie Dud
ley ; 2nd, Annie Bean of Deerfleld, who has three children :
(a) Christopher, (b) Abigail M., and (c) Mary C. (3)
Ann Eliz. S., b. 10 Mar., 1837; in. 10 Oct., 1857, George
Thompson of Portsmouth, and d. 9 Sept., 1859, s. p.
(56) vi Stephen March,5 b. 23 Nov., 1781 ; in., abt. 1807, Mary Shack-
ford Gookin, a descendant of Dr. John Cotton. He was a
farmer in Greenland, and had six children. He d. 25 Dec,
1859.
vii Thomas March,5 b. 20 Jan., 1784; d. 6 June, 1797.
25
William Weeks4 ( Walter,3 Sam.2 Leon.1) born
1743, died 1813, farmer, and his wife Elizabeth (Hub
bard), had born in the Brick House, Greenland
Children :
(57) i Walter,5 b 20 Dec, 1769 ; d. 28 Dec, 1851 ; m., 1st, 1794, Sarah
Tarleton of Greenland, who had five children and d. Aug.,
1848. He m., 2nd, Nancy Presby, and lived on the Chapman

30 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
place, one-half mile south of Greenland Parade; a shoe
maker.
ii Joseph,5 m. Hannah Johnson, and d. s. p.
iii William,5 b. 14 Nov., 1779; m. Jan., 1814, Harriet (dau. of
Philip) Barker, of Greenland ; b. 27 May, 1785, lived in the
Brick house on the old homestead, and d. 7 May, 1849. She
d. 3 Jan , 1864. Children :
1 William H.? b. 20 Mar., 1815; m. 31 Aug., 1841, Mehitable
S. (dau. of Rev. John) Brodhead, of South Newmarket b.
11 Nov., 1811, and had b. in Greenland : (1) Gertrude,7 b.
17 Dec, 1842; d. 1 Jan., 1843; (2) Julia A., b. 27 May,
1844 ; in. June, 1877, Geo. A. Francis, and has : (a) Josie
H.8 (Francis), b. 5 Oct., 1878; res. Greenland. (3) Josie
B., b. 7 May, 1846; m. Apr., 1876, Rev. Charles E. Hall;
res. in 1887, Titusville, Penn. ; they had one daughter.
(4) John W.. b. 24 Oct., 1848; m. in Great Falls, 23 Apr.,
1874, Sarah E. (dau. of Jn. O.) Lord. He is postmaster
in Greenland and keeps a grocery. His children were :
(a) Charlie H., b. 12 Sept., 1875. d. 14 March, 1887; (6)
Thornton Norris, b. 21 May, 1882.
2 Bobert Barker? b. 18 Dec, 1818; m. Dec, 1862, Annie B.
Jewell, b. 19 Feb., 1815; res. Brick House; s. p.
3 Josiah Bartlett? b. 9 Feb., 1821; m. Nancy Bates (dau. of
Stephen) Tozier, b. 27 Apr., 1827, of Waterville, Me.
They hadb. in Greenland : (1) Hattie Bates,7 b. 12 Dec,
1855; m. 21 Jan., 1880, Charles Austin Jenness of Rye,
b. 30 Dec, 1842, and has : (a) Fannie Austin8 (Jenness),
b. 28 Mar., 1885; (6) Herbert Leon, b. 25 June, 1887. (2)
Fannie Maria, b. 12 Jan., 1858; d. 27 May, 1880.
4 Mary Moody? b. 24 May, 1824 ; m. Thos. T. Milton of N. Y. ;
had one dau., and d. 1884.
(58) iv Joshua,5 in. Ann (Nancy) (dau. of Nicholas5) Rollins of
Stratham, b. 15 May, 1782, and d. 7 June, 1848. He was a
blacksmith and had five children.
v Benj. Hubbard,5 m. Comfort (dau. of Joseph) Clark of Green-
laud, b. 17 Aug., 1797; res. in Concord, where both died.
Their children were :
1 Ichabod? d.
2 Elizabeth? b. 1819; m. Oliver Towle of Hampton, lived in
Westfleld, Mass. She d. 20 Feb., 1884, se. 65.
3 Ellen? m. John Lane of Concord, N. H.
vi Elizabeth.5 m. Brackett Weeks of Greenland ; d. s. p.
vii Comfort,5 d. young.
26
John Weeks4 (Matt.,'1 Sam.,2 Leon1) born 1736,
died 1815, of Greenland and of Gilmanton, and his wife
Dorothy, had, besides others, born in Greenland
Children :
(59) i Nathaniel6 (I suppose), b. abt. 1758, shoemaker and tanner,
rem. 1773 to Gilmanton ; m. Huldah Pottle (probably from
Stratham). Had Samuel P., b. in Gilmanton, 1784. He

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 31
m., 2nd, in Exeter, 6 May, 1787, Polly Pottle both of Exe
ter, and had ten or more children. Between Sept., 1788, and
April, 1789, he removed to Stratham,— returned to Gilman
ton and d. before 21 July, 1815. His widow, Polly, after
ward lived with her children in Exeter.
(60) ii John Lang Weeks,6 b. in Greenland, 3 Aug., 1763. When he
was ten years of age, his father rem. to Gilmanton. He
settled in Tamworth; m. in Burton, Mar. 4, 1800, by Or
lando Weed, Esq. (his father's neighbor), to Judith Plum-
mer, b. in Wakefleld, 11 Nov., 1780; had sixteen children;
d. in Tamworth.
(60a) iii Noah (Weeks),6 b. 1771 in Greenland; m., in Gilmanton, 12
Mar., 1793, Sarah Morrill and had b. in Gilmanton four
children.

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Matthias Weeks,4 jr. (Matt.,3 Sam.2 Leon1) born
1740, died 1821, tanner and farmer, of Exeter and Gil
manton, and his wife Judith (Leavitt), had born in Exeter
Children :
(61) i John,6 b. 8 Sept., 1762, farmer; m. 10 Oct., 1786, Hannah
Moody of Gilmanton; rem. about 1801 to Canaan, Vt.,
where he d. Sept., 1852. Had children b. in Gilmanton.
ii Elizabeth,5 b. 16 Jan., 1764; m. in Gilmanton, 9 Oct., 1786,
John Moody, jr., b. 1766, d. in Tunbridge, Vt., 28 Nov.,
1840. Their children were :
1 Betsey6 (Moody), b. 28 July, 1787; m. Aretas Haskell and
d. 21 Feb., 1816. Children: (1) Eliza, b. 1808; m. Geo.
W. Adams, and d. 1885. (2) Jn. W., b. 1810; m. M.
A. Williams, and d. 1885. (3) David M., b. 1813; d.
1837.
2 Sally? b. 1789; m. Joseph (son of Joseph and Sarah
(Weeks) Badger, and d. 29 Aug., 1868. Children: (1)
Sarah Eliz., (2) Joseph P. W., (3) Martha.
3 John? b. 1791; m. Sally Smith and had: (1) Stephen, (2)
Betsey, (3) Mary, (4 and 5) Comfort and Edith (twins),
(6) Ann, (7) Sarah, (8) Lucina, (9) Judith, (10) Mal-
vina.
4 Abigail? b. 1793 ; m. John Noyes, and had seven children :
(1) Eliz., (2) Mahala, (3) Jn., (4) Cyrus, (5) Joshua,
(6; Washington, (7) Abigail.
5 David? b. 23 Apr., 1795; m., 1st, Martha Smith, who d.
10 Jan., 1842. He m., 2nd, Mary Tucker, and d. 26 Oct.,
1886. Children: (1) Ruth, m. E. Wills; (2) Judith A.,
m. C. Avery; (3) Clarissa Jane, (4) Helen, m. 1st, Wm.
Jones, 2nd, Da. Reed; (5) Dudley F., m. Mary Cram;
(6) Harriet, m. Fred. Buzzell.
6 Dudley? b. 9 Feb., 1797; m. Clarissa Hunt, and d. 12 April,
1876.
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(1) Nath'l, (2) Olive, (3) George W., (4) Wm., (5)
Thirza.
8 Thirza? b. 11 Dec, 1801 ; m. John L. Hall, and d. 18 Dec.
1868. Children : (1) George, (2) Harriet, (3) Ellen, (4)
A son.
9 Mahala? m. Burnham Hunt.
10 Judith? m. Hazen Little, and had four children : (1) Frank,
(2) Fanny, (3) Ellen, (4) Arabel.
iii Sarah,5 b. 15 Sept., 1765; m. 8 June, 1786, Joseph Badger,
3rd (son of Hon. Joseph B., jr.) and had :_
1 Joseph6 (Badger), b. 1787; m. Sally (dau. of Jn.) Moody,
b. 1789. Three children.
2 Judith? b. 20 Sept., 1788; " an energetic woman;" m. Jo-
siali Parsons, Esq., b. 26 Sept., 1781, and d. 10 Dec,
1842; she d. 28 Mar., 1879. He was of the Society of
Friends; was twelve years postmaster and twenty-six
years town clerk of Gilmanton. One of their daughters
m. Rev. Chas. Tenney and d. s. p. Another m. Rev. E. N.
Hidden, and is, in 1888, a widow, having lost her chil
dren.
3 Nathaniel? m. Susan Eveleth ; and d.
4 Eliz.? d. unm.
5 Parish? m. Nancy Osgood of Loudon ; and had nine chil
dren.
6 Sally? m.  Williams of Tunbridge, Vt. Three chil
dren.
7 Polly? m. Parker Leavitt of Dover; and had (1) Mary F.,
(2) Joseph.
8 Hiram6, m. Margaret Christian ; res. in New York City.
Children: (1) Chas., (2) Wm., (3) Constantine, and (4)
Jocelyn.
(62) iv Matthias6, b. 13 Apr., 1767; m. 26 May, 1794, Mary (dau. of
Jn.) Bennet of Gilmanton ; and d. there " of spotted
fever," 10 Apr., 1815. She d. 24 Aug., 1825. They had
seven children.
v Mary,6 b. 14 Feb., 1769; d. in Tunbridge, Vt., 22 June, 1853.
She m. in Gilmanton, 14 Apr., 1791, David Folsom6
(Dan'l? Dan'l? Abi..? Jn."), b. May, 1770; settled in
Tunbridge, Vt., where he d. 4 Jan., 1815. Their children
were :
1 Matthias" (Folsom), b. 1791; a .farmer in Worcester, Vt. ;
m. Eliza Stevens; and d. Jan., 1864. Children: (1)
Rhoda, m. H. Templeton ; res. in Worcester, Vt. (2)
Mary, m. Sewell Copp. (3) David, m.  Seaver. (4)
Sarah, m. Joseph Ford.
2 Anna? b. 1793; m., 1816, Aretas Haskell, farmer; and d.
June, 1878. Eight children : (1) Harrison S., m. ; and d.
s. p. (2) Mary A., m. D. Noyes; and d. Oct., 1880.
(3) Sarah W., b. 1821; m. L. Wright; andd. s. p. (4)
Olive F., m. E. R. Williams ; had (a) Dora and (6) Fred.
A. (6) Betsey Ann, b. 1825; m. 1882, D. Noyes. (6)
Frank A., killed at Cold Harbor, 3 June, 1864, 83. 36. (7)
Harvey M., b. 1831; m. M. Mills. (8) Alma S., m. G.
W. Moody; and d. Apr., 1868.
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LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 33
way of Stafford, Vt. Children: (1) Betsey J., m. Geo.
Martin, 1861, s. p. (2) Mary A., m. Wallace Fuller; and
has (o) Lizzie  . (3) Frank, b. 1838. (4) Susan, b.
1840; m. M. Sargent; and d. 1821. (5) Sarah, unm.
4 Joshua? b. 1797; farmer; m. 1833, Lucy Andrews of Tun
bridge, Vt., and d. 1852. Children : (1) Sylvia, b. 1835;
m. F. Dearborn. (2) Leruah, m. M. Myers. (3) Lucy,
b. 1840 ; m.  Speare. (4) Lamila, m. A. Stegeman,
s. p.
5 David? b. 1799; farmer; m. Mehitable Fellows; d. in New
York, 1852. They had eight children.
6 Olive? b. 1803 ; m. Jn. Hale ; seven children ; d. in Minne
apolis, Minn , Nov., 1876.
(62a) vi Samuel,6 b. 2 Dec, 1770; m. Abigail Moody of Gilmanton;
and d. in Canaan, Vt., 1 Sept., 1854. She d. in Canaan, Vt.
(63) vii Dea. William,5 b. in Exeter, 18 Sept., 1772 ; a tanner; m., 1st,
about 1794, Mary (dau. of Thos.) Beede of Poplin, b. 30
Nov., 1773, who d. 25 Dec, 1831. He moved to Gilman
ton in 1797 and had nine children. He m., 2nd, Abigail
Towle, b. 2 June, 1788, sister to his son James' wife. She
d. in Loudon, 18 Nov., 1886.
He was an original member and afterward deacon of the
Third Free Will Church in Gilmanton, where he d. 14
March, 1852.
viii Joshua,6 b. in Gilmanton. 30 Mar., 1774; m. Mary Fellows
of Tunbridge, Vt. ; and d. there 16 Sept., 1818. Children:
1 Mary? m. Oilman Bennett.
2 Judith6, m. Elijah Stoddard.
ix Judith,5 b. 28 Aug., 1776; m. Nov., 1796, Smith Kimball, car
penter, b. in Exeter, Feb., 1777, of Gilmanton; d. there,
16 May, 1834. He died in Gilmanton, 12 Feb., 1842. Chil
dren born in Gilmanton :
1 John (Kimball) b. 22 Mar., 1797; m., 1st, 29 Dec, 1822,
Abigail (dau. of Moses) French of Loudon ; and settled in
what is now Belmont. She d. 15 Oct., 1870. Hem., 2nd,
16 June, 1872, Mrs. Louise (Cate) Sanborn ; and d. 21
July, 1883. Children: (1) Jas. French, b. 1823. (2)
Romduta G., b. 1825 ; d. 1826. (3) Elvira Jane, b. 1828.
(4) Amoshetta, b. 1834; d. 1842.
2 Matthias, b. 8 July, 1800; in. 16 July, 1824, Eunice (dau.
of Nicholas) Buswell; res. in Belmont. He d. 8 Feb.,
1881. She d. 16 April, 1882. Children : (1) Bzekiel F.,
b. 1826; d. 1869. (2) Jeremiah S., b. 1828. (3) Francis
B., b. 1830; d. 1869. (4) Jane F., b. 1832; m. J. M.
Lee. (5) Hannah, b. 1834; d. 1835. (6) Narcissa S., b. 15
Apr., 1839; m. J. S. Plummer. They res. in Belmont
and had (a) Myrtie Jane, and (6) Flora E. (Plummer).
3 Nancy, b. 7 Nov., 1807; m. Jan., 1826, Isaiah Clough; and
d. 1879. He d. Aug., 1863. Children: (1) Lucinda H.
and (2) Geo. Franklin.
4 Stephen S., b. Nov., 1820; m. 20 Nov., 1841, Mary French
of Loudon; and d. Nov., 1843. Children: (I) Stephen
S., b. in Loudon, 17 Aug., 1843; m. Mary E. Odell.
x Olive,5 b. 21 Oct., 1778; d., unm., 20 Nov., 1825.
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Jonathan Jenness of G. ; and d. in Meredith, 24 Mar.,
1861. Children :
1 Orrin (Jenness), m. Sally (dau. of Wm.) Jenness; and
had three children.
2 Czarina, b. about 1820; d. since 1860.
3 Jonathan P., m. Mary J. (dau. of Cephas) Smith, b.
1821. By the fall of the town house in Meredith he was
made a cripple for life.
xii Dudley,6 b. 2 Mar., 1782; m. 15 Jan., 1811, Polly French;
and d. in Gilmanton, 15 Nov., 1854. Children b. in Gil
manton :
1 Sam'l French? stone-cutter; d. of fever at Quincy, Mass.
2 Adeline? m. Simon (son of Leavitt) Knowles; res. in
Belmont; d. 18 Dec, 1881. Children: (1) Chas.7
(Knowles), b. 1849; d. 1851. (2) Geo. S., b. 1851; m.
Nettie Hall ; and had (a) Adeline8 and (b) Charles. (3)
Samuel, m. Lizzie Eastman ; and have (a) Inez and (6)
Emma. i
3 Lyman? d.
xiii Anna (Nancy),5 22 Mar., 1784; m. Jonathan Sargent. Her
husband left home and never returned. They had :
1 Judith Ann, b. 1815; and d. 17 Mar., 1859; m. Jn. P. Os
good; and had three children, who all d. before Mar.,
1859.
(64) xiv Stephen,6 b. 5 June, 1785; m. 29 Dec, 1808, Betsey (dau. of
Dan'l) Weed, b. in Poplin, 2 June, 1791, who d. in San
bornton, 3 July, 1880; had six children.
" He was a prominent citizen of Gilmanton and was
called Master Weeks." He d. there 4 April, 1862.
28
Rev. Samuel Weeks4 (Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.,1) born
1746, died 1832, of Greenland, Gilmanton, N. H., and
Parsonsfield, Me., and his wife Mercy (Eandlett), had
born in Greenland
Children :
(65) i Noah,5 b. 25 Oct., 1767; m. AnnaPendexter; d. 30 Oct., 1808.
Nine children.
ii Anna P.,5 b. 6 June, 1769.
(66)iii Eliphalet,6 b. in Newmarket, 6 June, 1770, farmer in Par
sonsfield, Me.; m., 1st, Susan (dau. of Joseph) Perry, b.
in Scarboro, Me., 1773; d. 23 Aug., 1813; m., 2nd, Martha
Kennerson, and d. in Parsonsfield, 6 May, 1838, se. 68.
Had seven children.
iv James G.,6 b. 22 Feb., 1772; m. and lived but a few weeks.
v John,6 b. in Gilmanton, 21 Feb., 1774; m. Sarah Hufl
[Hough]? Children:
1 Polly?
2 Hannah?
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4 Susan?
5 Sally?
vi Mary,5 b. 6 Feb., 1776; d. Nov., 1786.
vii Susanna,5 b. 23 Mar., 1778; [d. 19 Apr., 1780]?
viii Samuel,6 b. 19 Feb., 1780; m. Mehitable Knight, had seven
sons, " moved down East " and is not traced.
ix Ichabod,5 b. 25 Nov., 1782; d. 23 Oct., 1784.
(67)x Matthias,6 b. 4 Mar., 1785; m., 1st,  Day; m., 2nd,
Olive Gnptail (or Mrs. Hammond). Had eight children.
xi Levi,5 b. 11 Feb., 1788.
(68)xii Benjamin,5 b. 24 Jan., 1791 ; m., 1814, Nancy (dau. of Abram)
Barnes of Cornish, Me., who d. 13 Apr., 1883. He was a
farmer in E. Parsonsfield, Me., where he d. 4 Sept., 1836.
They had nine children.
Elder Samuel "Weeks married, second, in Parsonsfield,
Mrs. Sarah Barnes (widow of S.) Guptail, and had :
xiii Mercy,6 b. 16 April, 1803, who m., 1st, Daniel Pendexter ; 2nd,
Wm. Chamberlain of Jefferson, N. H.
Child by first marriage :
1 Hannah (Pendexter) who m. Joshua Knight and had two
children.
Child by secoi'd marriage :
2 William (Chamberlain), jr., who m. Has four children.

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Benjamin Weeks4 (Matt.,3 Sam.2 Leon.1) born
1751, died 1829, and his wife Sarah (Weed), had born in
Gilmanton Children :
i Hon. Daniel,6 b. 28 Dec, 1775, opened a store at the home
place in 1801, — traded in Boston and Portsmouth, then a
farmer in Gilford, and d. there in 1851. He m. Hannah
Gale of Salisbury, and had
1 Isabella? b. in Portsmouth, 1804; m. in Gilford, 26 Mar.,
1828, Morrill Thing, and d. in Gilford, 18 July, 1886, se.
81 yrs. and 9 mos. She was called " an executive
woman."
2 Julia M.? m. 16 June, 1829, Benj. Frank (son of Capt.
Benj.) Weeks, and had Ave sons (see No. 68a-iii).
3 George William? m. 3 June, 1838, Mehitable (dau. of
Capt. B.) Weeks. Children : (1) Winfleld Scott,7 m. 1
Jan., 1866, Clara M. Philbrick, b. 10 June, 1847. He d.
April, 1866, s. p. (2) Geo. Wm. of Lakeside house,Weirs;
m. Mary Sinclair, s. p. (3) Levi R. ; m. Narcissa Fellows,
and had (a) Grace Louisa,8 (6) Alice C, (c) Ann Laurie.
4 Thos. Benton? m. 1 Nov., 1873, Jennie S. Morrill, res. in
Laconia. Children : (1) Albert Morrill.7 (2) Geo. Isaac,
res. in Laconia.

36 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
6 John G.?a hatter; m. Sally H. (dau. of Capt. Benj.)
Weeks, in Gilford, 16 Jan., 1829, and had nine children,
who lived to mature age : (1) Carrie E. ;7 m. In 1847,
Chas. Swain, who d. of disease contracted in the army.
They had four sons : (a) C. Frank,8 m. Delia Goodwin,
and had Mamie M. and Chas. F. (Swain) ; (6) Fred M.,
m. Lena Ellis, s. p. ; (c) John H., m. Mary Folsom, and
has Gracie May ; (d) William T. These are all manu
facturers of knit goods. (2) John H., b. 1838; m. 11
Dec, 1856, Lizzie A. Kelley, and res. on the homestead
of his great grandfather, Benj. Weeks. (3) Sarah J.,
m. Sylvester Swain, res. in Illinois, with two children,
Lillie A., w. of A. J. Ploughman, lawyer in Deadwood,
Dakota, and Geo. (Swain). (4) Lydia A., m. Wm. T.
Batchelder, who d. s. p., March 1888. (6) Mary E., b.
1841, graduated in St. Louis, Mo.; m. 12 Dec, 1864,
Barton Munsey, M.D. Both are homeopathic physicians,
(6) Hannah G.,b. 1843; m. 16 Jan , 1863, J. W. Follett.
b. 1838, s. p. (7) Elvora Josephine, b. 1846; m. 7 Oct.,
1865, Jewell Gove, b. 1838, and has Clara E. (Gove).
(8) Rebecca W., b. 1848, M.D. ; m. 15 July, 1868, Rev.
Fred. L. Wiley, b. in Maryland, 1836, grad. No. Hampton.
Theol. Sem., 1868. She graduated at Boston Univ,
School of Med., 1882; res. in Laconia. Child: Maurice
G. Wiley.
6 Susan?
7 Emily C? m. Cummings.
8 Daniel.6
9 Albert Gallatin? b. 8 Feb. 1819 ; Dart. Coll. 1844, studied
law, tnen medicine, M.D. 1849; m. Mary D. (dau. of
Meshek) Sanborn, rem. to Barnstead, and practised there
"till death took away the beloved physician," 25 Feb.
1853.
ii Matthias,5 b. 2 Feb. 1778; studied law; and had a tan yard;
rem. to Clinton, Me. and died there. He m. 4 Nov. 1802,
Mary Bodge of Gilmanton, who d. in Augusta, Me. (Aug.
22, 1815, a Mary, widow, administered on the estate of Mat
thias Weeks, dec'd.) Children :
1 William.6
2 Mary Ann? d. Strafford, N. H., unm.
3 Elizabeth? m.  Hinds, and d.
4 Harriet? m.  Rideout.
iii Sally,6 b. 3 Dec. 1779, "a woman of literary taste ;" m. 14
Oct., 1800, Henry Wadley, a blacksmith, who came to Gil
manton in 1787. Their children were:
1 Benjamin (Wadley), blacksmith and stonecutter, of Gilford,
a skilful workman and a useful citizen, living in 1888.
2 William, a blacksmith; m. and d. in Gilford.
8 Catharine Betsey, m. Mark Thing.
4 Isabella.
iv Elisha,6b. 13 Sept., 1781, began trade Gilmanton, 1802; m. 19
Jan., 1806, Polly (Mary) Potter of Gilmanton, b. July, 1783 ;
rem. to a farm in Strafford, where he d. 4 June, 1866. She
d. Sept. 1852. Children :
1 Joseph Potter?b. May, 1809; m. Mar., 1831, Betsey (Eliz. L.)

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Reynolds, who d. May, 1885; res. on the homestead, in
Strafford, «. p.
2 William? m. May, 1842, Maria Clark; res. Barrington.
Children: (1) Ellen M.,'b. Apr., 1843 ;m. Chas. Hayes of
Madbury. (2) Chas. W. b. April, 1850; m. Anna Glidden,
and lives with his parents ; has son Geo. In 1886, Chas.
W. was member of the Legislature.
3 Elisha Warren? b. May, 1811 ; an invalid; d. 1855, unm.
4 Mary Susan?b. Oct., 1825; m. Jan. 1848, David B. Winkley
of Barnstead, and has had: (1) Mary L.7 (Winkley), b.
July, 1852; m. E. F. Abbot, and has a dau. (2) Lauren
W.,b. July, 1854; d. an infant. (3) Laura R.,b. Mar., 1863,
d. Oct., 1873.
V William,6b. Gilmanton, 17 June, 1784; A. B. Dart. Coll. 1806;
a teacher, feeble in health, read law, settled in Philadel
phia; d. Pottsgrove, Pa., 21 Aug., 1810, se. 26, "in the
dawn of a promising life."
(68a) vi Capt. Benjamin,6 b. 4 Apr., 1788, farmer and merchant in
Gilford, m. in Gilmanton, 30 June, 1806, Betsey Hoyt of G.
and had eight children.
vii Levi R.,6 b. 9 Apr., 1793, a trader in Gilford; m. 9 June,
1814, Lydia Sleeper of Gilford, and had six children. In
1829, he was adm. on the estate of his father, Benj. Weeks
of Gilford. His children were :
1 Lydia?
2 Benjamin?
8 Sarah6 (twin sister of Benj.).
4 Harriet Fayette?
5 Mary Ann?
6 George? graduated at West Point, and was an ofllcer in the
U. S. Army.
30
Noah Weeks4 (Matt.3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born 1754,
died 1825, farmer, and his wife Betsey (Meed), had born
in Gilmanton (now Gilford)
Children :
(69) i William,5 b. 12 Dec, 1781 ; in 1805 published a paper in Ken-
nebunk, then in Saco and in Portland; m., 23 July, 1809,
Abigail Hubbard of Kennebnnk, Me., who d. 7 Nov., 1871.
In 1809, he came from Portland, Me., to Portsmouth, and
bought the N. H. Gazette, which he published till 1813,
when he was succeeded by Beck & Foster. He was printer,
editor, etc. "He held an able pen and wrote more than his
predecessors." He had seven children and died 8 Aug., 1839.
ii Mary,6 b. 24 Sept., 1784 ; d. 26 July, 1806.
iii Sally,6 b. 18 Nov., 1786; d. 3 Mar., 1875; m. 24 Feb., 1811.
Daniel Kelley, farmer, both of Gilmanton.* Their children
were :
*They lived seven miles from the church at Gilmanton Centre, and yet were
constant in attendance at public worship.

38 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
1 Betsey Mead, b. abt. 1815; a teacher; unm.
2 Sarah, d. unm., 1878.
3 Mary Ann (Kelley), b. 11 Apr., 1817; m., 1st, John S. Dar-
rell, who d. in Sanbornton, 1859; m., 2nd, C. Sargent,
who was in Feb. 1887, killed on the railroad.
4 Ellen W., b. 1821 ; m., 1851, Wm. Bell; d. 16 Mar., 1862;
had four children.
5 James S., b. Sept., 1823; m., 1847, Susan J. Drew; res.
Franklin Falls; farmer, etc. Has been representative,
etc. Children: (1) Emily Bird, b. 1850, (2) Joseph
Olin, (3) Chas. H., (4) Dan'l E., (5) Nellie B., (6) Jn.
Irving, b. 1870.
(60a) iv Dea. Matthias,6 b. 13 Dec, 1788; m.,in Gilford, 4 Oct., 1812,
Betsey (dau. of Jere.) Thing; lived in Giltord, andd. there
4 May, 1847, se. 58 years and 5 months. She d. 3 Mar.,
1854, se. 65. They had Ave children.
(69b) v Dea. Asa,6 b. Aug., 1790, a farmer in Gilford; m. tliere 7
Dec, 1815, Jemima (dau. of Caleb) Marstou of Gilmanton,
b. 11 Nov., 1788, and d. Nov., 1862, se. 72. She d. 6 June,
1872. They had two children :
1 Stephen M.6
2 William B?
vi Betsey,6 b. 14 Aug., 1792; m. in Gilford, 7 Mar., 1815, Eph
raim Mason; d. 9 Jan., 1818, at the birth of her son, Lem
uel B. (Mason). He studied theology, preached in N. H.
Then edited a paper in Ills. Chaplain of Ills. Reg't; d. of
disease contracted in the army. He m. in New Jersey,
and left three sons.
vii Hannah,5 b. 18 June, 1794; d. 24 Mar., 1813.
(69c)viilDea. Noah,6 jr., b. 29 March; 1797; farmer, in Gilford; m.,
23 Apr., 1820, Mary Dudley, and had nine children, b. in
Gilford.
ix Eleanor,6 b. 12 Jan., 1801 ; m., 1st, in Gilford, 23 Jan., 1826,
John G. Sanborn of Gilmanton, who d. 19 July, 1832. She
m., 2nd, Hazen Prescott, b. 1798, of Belmont, farmer, who
d. 15 June, 1840. Child :
1 John G., Jr., b. 1827; d., 20 Sept., 1852, unm.
30a
Dudley J. Weeks5 (supposed son of Josiah* Mail. ,3
Sam.,2 Leon.1) born, 1788, in Gilmanton, died Oct., 1868,
cooper, married Lucy Sampson, born in 1791, who died
in Boscawen, 1 Aug., 1825.
Children :
i Mary Jane,8 b. 16 Dec, 1814; m. Benj. J. (s. of Richard C.)
Gile, b. 1817, harness maker, and res. in Hooksett, N. H. ;
has held town offices and been representative to the Leg
islature. They had four daughters and one son. She d. 25
Mar.,' 1887. Children:
1 Lucy G. (Gile), m. S. Ames.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 39
2 Frances A., m. Albert Wells, and d. s. p.
3 Wm. H. H, m. Lottie Wells ; res. in Denver, Col.
4 Sarah S., m. Henry Hamilton, of Concord, s.p.
5 Mary, m. Chas. Jones, engineer on Concord R. R.
1i Arvilla L.,6 b. 12 Dec, 1818 ; m. June, 1844, B. A. Stanley, of
Lynn, Mass., and d. in Lynn, Mass., 29 Oct., 1844.
iii Charles,6 b. 1820; d. 1 Sept., 1825.
iv Elizabeth F.,6 b. 6 May, 1822 ; m. 7 Apr., 1842, J. W. Dodge,
b. 18 Mar., 1815. In 1871, removed and resided in Henni-
ker. Children :
1 John B., b. 30 Mar., 1848; m. 18 Oct., 1869, Mary S. Mor
rill, of Penacook and has one son (1) Fred. (Dodge).
2 Geo. H.,b. 6 May, 1850; m. 14Nov., 1874, AbbieF. Straw,
of Hopkinton, and res. in Henniker. These children
were b. in Hopkinton, where J. W. Dodge lived till 1871,
when he rem. to the farm in Henniker.
V George W.,8 b. inBoscawen, 12 Aug., 1824; of Manchester. On
the death of his mother, being less than twelve months old,
he was taken into the family of Rev. Parker O. Fogg, whose
wife cared for her motherless nephew till he was about 15
years of age. He was called Geo. W. Fogg. About 1839
he fouud work in the mills, in Manchester. Afterward he
spent two years in the East Indies. Returning he studied
and became a teacher. Then spent some years in the shoe
business; but is now agent for real estate, insurance, etc.
He m. 27 Sept., 1846, Sarah E. Mead, b. in Hopkinton, 13
Nov., 1827, and had:
1 Laura A.? b., 1847; d. 4 Nov., 1853.
2 Medora? b. in Manchester, 2 Jan., 1855; m. Alonzo Elliot
of Manchester.
3 Geo. Perley?b. 22 Feb., 1863 ; student in Exeter; graduated
from Dart. College in 1885.
30b
John Weeks5 (supposed son of Josiah,* Matt.3 Sam.,2
Leon.1) (see No. 11-iii), born about 1765 ; married, first,
in Meredith (or vicinity) about 1786 Sarah Abbot; re
moved to Walden, Vt., and died in Woodbury, Vt., about
1846. Children :
i William,8 b. abt. 1788 ; d. 1875, se. 87.
ii Sarah,6 b. 1790; d. 1810, se. 20.
iii Robert,6 b. 1 July, 1793; d. 16 Apr. 1864, at Walden, Vt., se.
71. He m. in Walden, 8 Apr., 1819, Polly (Mary), dau. of
Dan'l Johnson of Walden and had :
1 A son? b. 7 Feb. 1820, d. young.
2 William Abbot? b. 7 July, 1821 ; m. 27 Apr., 1865, Jane (dau.
of Kdw. W.) Farrington of Walden; b. 27 Apr., 1829.
iv Betsey,6 b. abt. 1795; d. 1854, se. 59.
v Daniel,6 b. abt. 1797.

40 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
By a third wife, John Weeks5 had born in Walden :
vi Clara,6 b. 26 Mar. 1818 ; m. 1st, Wm. Williams in Cabot, Vt. ;
m. 2nd, in 1855 Eli Aiken, in Patten, Canada; m., 3rd, Orin
Pratt, aud was living in 1885.
Children by second marriage :
1 Mary (Aiken).
2 Frank.
3 Merrill.
vii Merrill A.,8 b. 1826; res. Danville, Vt. ; m. and had:
1 Clara May?

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John Weeks5 [Joshua,* Jed.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.,1] ? born
[1763], d. 1825, of Bartlett, and his wife Comfort
(Clarke), had born in Greenland and Bartlett
Children :
i Robert,8 m. Bethia Smith (wid. Lombard) ; seven children ;
res. in Gorham, Me.
1 Sally.''
2 Bethia?
3 Maria.''
4 Almeda.7
5 Hannah?
6 Bobert?
7 Bandall?
ii Josiah,6 m. Mary Libbey of Porter, Me. ; res. at Kezar Falls,
Oxford Co. , Me. Children :
1 Mary? d.
2 Josiah?
3 John?
4 Jemima?
5 Livonia.''
6 Bollins?
7 WilliiciTiii ^
iii Joseph Clark,6 b. 25 Dec, [1782]? and died 13 Dec, 1874.
He m., in 1810, Hannah (dau. of Nich. and Eunice Doe)
Lunt of Newbury, Oldtown, who d. 20 Mar., 1848. Chil
dren :
1 John Little? b. 19 Nov., 1811; d. 15 Aug., 1818.
2 Joseph C.,7 b. 29 May, 1815; d. 24 Aug., 1818.
3 Jane Little? b. 3 July, 1817; m. 13 Dec, 1839, Thos. J.
Willey, of Brookfleld. Children: (1) Lydia Jane8
(Willey), b. in Conway; (2) Maranda Sophonia; (3)
Abby Hill, d. 13 July, 1852 ; (4) Joseph Clark, d. 22 Oct.,
1884 ; m. Emma C. Whipple of Salisbury, Mass. ; (5) John
Nicholas, m. Hattie M. Marston of Conway ; (6) Chas.
Henry, not m.
iv Joshua,6 m. Jemima Libbey, of Porter, Me.; resided there
and had:
1 jamei

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 41
2 Thankful?
3 Clark? A.
4 Henry? A.
5 William?
6 Judith? A.
7 Mary Ann?
8 Jane Chick.1
9 Maranda Delano.7
v Polly Perkins,6 m. William Pickering of Bartlett. Children :
1 Sally (Pickering).
2 John S.
vi John,6 b. in Greenland, 1793, a soldier in 1812; m. Hannah
M. Stone of Ipswich, Mass., and d. in Newburyport, 1865,
se. 72. Children :
1 Hannah? b. Newburyport, 1823 ; m. Jn. Burnham of Con
way Centre. Two children.
2 Abigail M.? b. 1825; m. Nicholas Vella of Lynn, Mass.
3 Mary? b. 1827; m. John Reed, res. 6 Violet St., Lynn, s. p.
4 John? b. 4 Mar., 1829 (Dr. in Cleveland, O.) ; m. Eunice
E. Bailey of Wakefleld, Mass. Children: (1) John
Franklin ;8 m. Nellie Draper of De Payton, N. Y. (2)
Hannah, m. Wm. T. Leighton of Cleveland, O. (3) Geo.
W., A. (4) MaryE. (6) Arthur B. (6) Hervey. (7 and
8) Alvina and Clara, both d.
5 Dr. Joseph? b. 5 Aug., 1831; m. 23 Apr., 1853, Elizabeth
Ann Lewis of Newburyport, res. in Lynn, Mass. Chil
dren: (1) Caroline Stone,8 b. 8 Mar., 1854; m. 8 Oct.,
1871, F. B. Dennis of Lynn, Mass. (2) Elizabeth, b. 11
July, 1856; d. 10 July, 1857. (3) Joseph Wm., b. 22
July, 1858.
6 Caroline? b. 1833 ; d. 1852.
vii George,6 m. Mary Ann Putnam of Lancaster, and had :
1 Caroline.7
2 Emeline.7
3 Mary Elizabeth?
4 George.7
viii Henry,6 b. 1797; m. Mary Willey, of Bartlett, and had:
1 Alice P.? A.
2 Martha?
ix Nathaniel,8 m. Lydia Thompson of Lee; res. Concord. Chil
dren :
1 Abby.7
2 John?
3 Caroline?
4 Thomas?
5 Joseph?
6 Isaac? A. se. 2 yrs.
7 George?
8 Henry.7
x Eleanor6 (Nellie), m. Job Holland Burley; res. Elk River,
Minn. Eleven children.
1 Clarissa (Burley), d,
2 John.
3 Belinda, d,
4 Barker, A.

42 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
5 Joseph.
6 Bichard.
7 Mary, A.
8 Martha.
9 Nathaniel, A.
10 Job, A.
11 Hansom.
32
Josiah Weeks* (Jed.3 Jos.,2 Leon.1) born [1743]?
or 1749, of Bartlett, and his wife Polly (Emery), had
born in Bartlett
Children :
i Hannah,6 b. 2 Feb., 1793 ; m. Thomas Willey, and had :
1 Levi (Willey).
2 Sophia.
3 Andrew.
4 John.
5 Sarah.
6 Samuel.
7 Catharine, A.
8 Caroline.
9 James, A. unm.
ii Joshua,6 b. 27 Jan., 1795 ; m. Mrs. Maria Farnham (nee Haw
kins) and d. s. p. ; res. at Bartlett, a farmer.
iii John,6 b. 7 Aug., 1799; d. an infant.
iv Polly,5 b. 27 Jan., 1802 ; m. Lyman Vincent and d. s. p.
v Ellie5 (Ally), b. 3 May, 1804; m. Benj. Richardson, and had :
1 Joseph (Richardson), m., and was killed in army.
2 Angeline, m. Granville Brown ; res. Conway, s. p.
3 Eben, m. Miss Abbot, and has six children.
vi Nancy,6 b. 14 Aug., 1808; m. Mr. Bugbee; res. Conway; d.
8. p.
(60d)vii Josiah,5 b. in Bartlett, 18 May, 1812; res. there 1837; m.
Mar., 1839, Mary K. (dau. of Job) Eastman, and had five
children.
33
Jedediah Weeks4 (Jed.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.1) born 1761,
died  , of Northwood, and his wife Lydia (Knowlton) ,
had born in Northwood
Children :
i Dr. Nathaniel,6 b. 1 Feb., 1791 ; m. AlmaHarolton, had eight
children ; settled first in Loudon, rem. to Illinois and d.
ii Polly,5 b. 21 Sept., 1795; m. Joseph Johnson, had one child;
d. Joliet, 111.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 43
Iii Jedediah, jr.,6 b. 1 Apr., 1807; m. 23 Mar., 1842, Belinda
(dau. of Jn.) Yeaton, b. in Epsom. Children:
1 Emily Jones? b. 19 Mar., 1844.
2 Mary Ella? b. 4 Sept., 1846.
3 John Gardner? b. 16 Sept., 1847; m. 1872, Hannah Jane
Shaw, and has: (1) Geo. W.,7 b. 7 Apr., 1879; (2) G. Fav
b. 12 Nov., 1882 ; (3) Eugene, b. 23 Aug., 1885.
4 Andrew J.?b. 2 June, 1849.
5 Augusta? b. 2 June, 1851.
6 Flora L.? b. 11 Oct., 1856.
7 Frank Douglass? b. 26 Mar., 1860.
34
Phineas Weeks4 (Leon.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.1) born 1745,
a cooper in Greenland, removed to Loudon.
Children :
i Abram,5 m.; settled in Meredith, and had:
1 John Henry? b. in New Haven, 5 Oct., 1832; d. 5 June,
1878, se. 46 ; m. 27 June, 1854, Araminta D. Robinson of
Meredith, and had : (1) Fred. R.,7 b. 14 Aug., 1855 ; d. 16
Feb., 1856, se. 6 mos.
John Henry W. was an engineer, then steamboat captain,
dealer in lobsters, etc.
2 David?
3 Frederick?
4 Sarah?
5 Mary Eliz?
6 Mary Emetine?
All dead in 1886.
ii Sarah,6 m.  . " Paul Twombly & Sally Weeks both of
Loudon m. 12 Jan., 1809."
iii John S.,6 b.  ; (res. at 13 Princeton St.,E. Boston, 1867).
iv Eben.5
v Thomas.6
vi Phineas.6 "Phineas Weeks m. in Loudon 5 June, 1808, Lydia
Rogers."
|In 1820 Phineas Weeks, cooper of Chichester, sold land
in Loudon.
vii George.5
35
John Weeks4(Xeon.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.1) born 1747, died
1832, and his wife Deborah (Allen), had born in Green
land Children :
(60e)i Levi,5 b. abt. 1773; m., 1st, Betsey Stanton Willey; res.
Brookfleld. She d. and he m., 2nd, her sister Dolly and d.
25 Dec, 1811. Four children.

44 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
ii Deborah,5 b. 12 May, 1776; m.  Brown. She res. in
Tuftonboro ; was killed by lightning with her babe in her
arms. Children :
1 Deborah.
2 Bachel.
3 John.
4 Levi.
(70) iii John,5 b. in Wakefleld, 19 Feb., 1778; m. Abigail Colomy ;
and d. 11 Oct., 1842; had Ave children b. in Wakefleld.
iv Margaret,5 b. 8 July, 1781 ; m.  Frost. Children :
1 Thomas (Frost).
2 Amasa.
3 John.
4 Nancy.
5 Margaret.
v Elizabeth,5 (Betsey), b. 12 Aug., 1783; d. 2 Apr., 1841; m.
Joseph Jenness of Wolf boro, b. 25 July, 1777 ; d. 12 May,
I860; had eleven children:
1 Mark (Jenness), b. 9 Jan., 1804.
2 Daniel, b. 4 Jan., 1806; d.
3 Nathan, b. 5 Dec, 1807; d. 13 Jan., 1877.
4 Deborah, b. 20 Feb., 1810; m.  — Hobbe; d. 13 Sept.,
1886.
5 Cornelius, b. 2 Nov., 1811 ; d.
6 Joseph, b. 13 Sept., 1813; d. 19 Feb., 1885.
7 Betsey, b. 16 Sept., 1815; d. 2 Apr., 1841.
8 Johnson, b. 16 May, 1818.
9 Belinda, b. 16 Sept., 1820; m.  Nute; and d. 15
Aug., 1874.
10 Chesley, b. 14 Mar., 1823.
11 Samuel, b. 18 Sept., 1825.
(71) vi Phineas,6 b. 12 Dec, [1786]?; m. Dec.j 1814, Martha Cot
ton of Wolfboro, who d. 16 Feb., 1869. He d. 2 May, 1859.
Seven children.
(72) vii Nathan,5 b. 6 Nov., 1788; m. Sally (dau. of Jacob) Clarke of
Wakefleld, who d. 12 Sept., 1847.
They res. in Wolfboro and in Wakefleld, where he d. 10
May, 1872, se. 83 yrs. and 6 mos. In Aug., 1818, he was
guardian to Jn., Josiah, Amos and Levi, minor sons un
der 14, of Levi Weeks, late of Brookfleld, dec'd.
(73) viii Caleb,6 b. 20 June, 1793; m. Aug., 1817, Patience Dudley of
Waterboro, Me. ; res. in Wakefleld ; had seven children ;
and d. — May, 1844. She d. in Wakefleld, Sept., 1886, se.
91.
36
Rev. Joshua W. Weeks4 (Jn.,3 Joshua2 Leon.1)
born 1738, died 1804, of Marblehead, Mass., and of Hal
ifax, N. S., and his wife Sarah (Treadwell), had born in
Marblehead Children :
i John,6 was in the British army, then settled in the W. Indies.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 45
ii Martha W.,6 m.— Stone, settled in Sidney, Cape Breton. Her
dau. m. Rev. Hibbard Burney, and their son, in 1857, was
Bishop of Prot. Epis. Church of Nova Scotia; res. in Hali
fax.
iii Sarah W.,6 m. Rev. Wm. Twining, and their son was a chap
lain of the Garrison at Halifax.
iv Helen,6 m., 1st, an officer in the British army; and 2nd, 
Simpson, a merchant of Loudon.
v Capt. I. W.5 (Weeks), left a large family: one son who was
editor of a paper in Halifax, and two others who were far
mers in Cape Breton.
vi C. W.6 (Weeks), was an Episcopal minister, at Weymouth,
then at Manchester, and d. in Halifax, N. S.
vii Foster,5 a major in the army, and settled in Canada.
viii James,5 was commissary in the British army, and died young.

37
Dr. Coffin Moore4 (Wm.3 Wm.2 Ool. Jona.1) born
1739, died 1784, and his wife Comfort (Weeks), had
Children :
i Martha6 (Patty) (Moore), b. Newmarket, 12 July, 1761; m.
Dea. Caleb (s. of Rev. J.) Prince, of Candia ; d. 1821. Chil
dren :
1 Martha (Prince), m.  Webster.
2 Joseph, m.  Eaton of Candia.
3 Caleb.
4 A dau., Mrs. Eaton.
ii William6 b. in Brentwood, 5 Oct., 1763; m. Ann Carr of
Candia, settled in Lancaster ; res. there in 1823. Children :
1 Mary.
2 Joshua Carr.
3 Martha.
4 Wm. Weeks.
5 Ann.
The sons died and the daughters married and left Lancaster.
iii John W.,6 b. 1766, Georgetown; 25 July — was killed in a
storm at sea, being struck by lightning, in the shrouds of
the vessel.
iv Coffin,6 b. Georgetown, Me., 30 Apr., 1768; in 1787, moved
with Gen'l E. Bucknam to Lancaster; whose daughter,
Polly Bucknam, he m. there in 1789; was a farmer in Lan
caster, where he had twelve children, and d. 22 Aug., 1842.
1 Jacob Bailey, A. in the army, in the war of 1812.
2 John Weeks, rem. to Genesee Co., N. Y. [Batavia]?
3 Sukey, m. Enoch Kinney of Whitefleld, and had children.
4 Polly, m., 1st, Nathan Morrill of Whitefleld; 2nd, S. B.
Johnson of Littleton, and d. s. p.
5 Geo. W., m. Miss Hicks of Burke, Vt., and had: (1) Har
riet and (2) George. He d. in Stewartstown.
6 Dr. Edward Bucknam, (M.D., Bowdoin Coll. 1828), b. in

46 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
Lancaster, 1801 ; left home at the age of 19, studied med
icine with his relative Dr. Thos. Brown of Deerfleld ; in
1830, m. Elizabeth (dau. of Samuel) Lawrence of Epping,
where he practised till, late in life, he rem. to Chelsea,
Mass., and d. there 16 Sept., 1874. "Dr. Moore was a
true man, too true to seem what he did not feel, to say
what he did not think, or to do what was only good pol
icy." — (Hist. Gen. Register xxii, p. 344.) His ch. were:
(1) Mary E., (2) Sam'l. L., (3) Edward N. B., all b. in.
Epping.
7 Simon French, settled in Batavia, N. Y.
8 Joseph Brackett, m. Eunice Mclntire, and had : (1) Or-
ville, (2) Selden, res. in Lancaster.
9 Wm. Harvey, settled in Billerica, Mass.
10 Adino Nye, ( b. abt. 1809 ; a merchant in Boston ; d. s. p.
11 Martha, (twin; m. Enoch Rogers of Concord, d. s. p.
12 Comfort, m., 1st, Asa Kimball of Concord; 2nd, Willard
Carleton ; res. Derby Line, Vt.
v Comfort,5 b. 24 Jan., 1770; m. 20 Dec, 1793, John (s. of
Simon) French, b. 25 Mar., 1770, of Candia; lived and
died on the homestead, where Simon French settled in 1765.
She d. 1 Dec, 1834, and her husband d. 24 Dec, 1845.
Their children, b. in Candia, were :
1 Martha (French), b. Oct., 1794; d. 27 June, 1811, se. 17.
2 Simon, b. 2 Feb., 1796; d. 25 May, 1871. Hem. Ann B.
Evans, and had: (1) Mary Ann, who m., 1st,  Sea-
vey ; 2nd,  Dawkins.
3 Dea. Coffin Moore, b. 6 Apr., 1799; m. 8 Dec, 1825, Dolly
Pillsbury, who d. 20 Nov., 1879. He was a farmer in
Candia where he d. 15 Dec, 1881. Children: (1) Jn.
Pillsbury, b. 14 Sept., 1826, farmer in Candia; m., 1st,
Edee Knight, 20 June, 1861; 2nd, 20 Feb., 1872, Mary E.
Craig of Auburn, Mass., s. p. (2) Mary Celina, b. 6 May,
1832; m. 1 Jan., 1862, Rev. J. H. Fitts, of So. New
market, in 1887, s. p. (3) Rev. Samuel Franklin, b. 22
Dec, 1835 (D. Coll., 1860; Andover Sem., 1864); m. 22
Dec, 1864, Martha Jane (dau. of Geo.) Upton, Andover,
Mass., s.p. (4) George Henry, b. 27 July, 1838 (Dart.
Coll., 1863; And. Sem., 1868); m. 28 Sept., 1871, Fan
nie E. Kilburn, of Holden, Mass. Their children were :
(a) Warren K., (6) Irving J., and (c) Geo. F., res. in
Charlestown, N. H., 1888.
4 Lucinda, b. 18 June, 1803; m. 21 Oct., 1824, Fred Fitts, who
d. 3 Nov., 1837. Children: (1) Martha Ann (Fitts), (2)
Alfred Dana, (3) Sarah Jane, (4) Chas. Frederick.
5 Evelina, b. 5 Sept., 1805; m. Sam'l Murray of Auburn. She
d. there 28 Jan., 1848. Their children : (1) Martha French
(Murray), (2) Wm. Henry, (3) Lucinda Fitts, (4) Mary
Comfort, (5) Samuel Francis.
vi Dr. Jacob Bailey5, b. in Georgetown, Me., 5 Sept., 1772; m.
Polly (dau. of Ephraim) Eaton of Candia, settled in 1796.
in Andover; was surgeon in TJ. S. Army in 1812; d. 10
QXH Jan., 1813. He was a man of talent, and of literary taste,
wrote poetry, composed music, etc. His children were :
1 Jacob B. Moore, jr., b. 31 Oct., 1797, was an apprentice of

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 47
Isaac Hill of the N. H. Patriot, Concord, then his part
ner, whose sister he m. In 1823, with John Farmer he
edited the N. H. Gazetteer. In 1826-9, edited the N. H.
Journal. He was an able political writer, and wrote
"The Laws of Trade in the United States." He was
Librarian of the N. Y. Historical Society and d. in New
York in 1853. His son (1) Frank Moore, of New York,
was Ed. of "Songs and Ballads ofthe Am. Revolution,"
"Rebellion Records," etc.
2 Henry E., a musician.
3 Mary, w. of Dr. Thos. Brown ; d. in Manchester; abt. 1870.
4 John W., once ed. of Bellows Falls Gazette.
vii Polly,6 b. in Pownalboro, 23 July, 1774; m. John Quimby and
rem. to Canada ; had children.

38
Capt. John Weeks4 (Jn.,3 Joshua2 Leon.1) born in
1749, died 1818, and his wife Deborah (Brackett), had
born in Greenland
Children :
i Martha,6 b. 20 Dec, 1771 ; m. Edward Spaulding of Lancas
ter, and d. there 10 Jan., 1871. They had b. in Lancaster :
1 Edward Cummings (Spaulding), m. Sally Moore.
2 John Weeks, m. Electa Stebbins.
3 Wm. Dustin, m., 1st, Deborah Stephenson, who d., 1824;
m., 2nd, Sarah Ann Goss.
4 Eliza W., m. Wm. Moore.
5 Jas. Brackett, A. unm., 1824.
6 Martha B., b. abt. 1806; in. Chas. B. Stebbins, and was
living in 1886.
ii Deba,6 b. 21 Nov., 1773; d. 27 July, 1774.
iii Deborah,5 b. 29 Feb., 1776; m. 1st, Wm. Ayres, and had
Deborah, wife of Myron Chandler. She m., 2nd, Jacob
Emerson, and d. in Lunenburg, Vt., 21 Nov., 1860, se. 84.
iv Elizabeth,6 b. 10 March, 1778; m., in Lancaster, Jan., 1801,
Judge Azariah Webb, jr., of Lunenburg, Vt., b. 3 Nov.,
1775, who d. 19 May, 1849. She d. in Maidstone, Vt., 1
April, 1844, se. 66. Their children, b. in Lunenburg, were:
1 Marcus A. (Webb), b. 7 Oct., 1802; m. 3 Apr., 1832, Ange-
line Perkins, and d. 30 Dec, 1865.
2 Eliza A., b. 9 June, 1804, lives unm. with her brother Jn.
W. Webb.
3 Martha W., b. 21 Feb., 1808; d. 7 Feb., 1832.
4 Mary Ann, b. 17 Mar., 1810; m. 3 Dec, 1837, Wm. Cushing
Gates, and d. 11 Jan., 1848.
5 Lucy Andrus, b. 15 June, 1812; m. 11 Feb., 1838, Foster
Thomas, and d. 9 Oct., 1866. Had six children : (1)
Adelaide, (2) Deborah, (3) Lucian, (4) Folsom, (5)
Elizabeth W., (6) Foster.
6 John Wingate, b. 8 Nov., 1814; m. 17 Jan., 1850, Lucretia

48 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
Gates Webb, b. 20 Aug., 1819. Children: (1) Chas. F.,
(2) Isabel L., (3) Geo. Wingate, (4) Sarah Eliza, (5)
Mary Brackett.
v Hon. John Wingate,5 b. in Greenland, 31 March, 1781 ; m., 1st,
his cousin, Martha W. Brackett; 2nd, PersisF. Everett, and
res. in Lancaster. From 1829 to 1833, he was member of
Congress from New Hampshire. Owing to pecuniary cir
cumstances, he did not acquire a liberal education, but he
was a man of superior talents. He d. 3 April, 1853, se. 72,
a. p. (See Note vii, Appendix).
(74) vi James Brackett,5 b. 14 June, 1784, farmer in Lancaster; m. 1
Jan., 1810, Elizabeth (Betsey) (dau. of Dennis) Stanley,
b. in Lancaster, 4 Aug., 1785, who d. there 24 Dec, 1854.
He d. 19 March, 1858, se. near 74. They had three sons
and four daughters.
vii Mary Wiggin,5 b. in Lancaster 4 Mar., 1787; d. 1863; m. 1
Nov., 1808, her cousin Adino Nye Brackett (son of Joseph
B.), b. in Lee, Nov., 1777, d. 1847; farmer; clerk of
Coos Co. Court, etc., and had b. in Lancaster:
1 John (Brackett), who d. early.
2 Adino Nye, jr., b. 11 July, 1822 (D. Coll., 1844; M.D., in
Woodstock, Vt., 1851) ; a doctor at Negrofoot, Hanover
Co., Va., where he m. 6 Mar., 1855, Lucy A. Bumpass,
and has three daughters : (1) Mary Fanny, (2) Persis
Amelia, (3) Lucy Thompson.
3 James S., b. about 1825; m. Mary E. Emerson; lives on
the homestead and had : (1) Mary Nye, (2) Lucy Jane,
(3) Sarah Helen, (4) Martin W., (5) James Adino.
viii Sally Brackett,6 b. 13 Aug., 1789; is living in 1888, se. 99; m.
25 Jan., 1816, Edwards (son of Gen'l Edwards) Bucknam,
of Lancaster, b. 15 Feb., 1780; d. 16 Sept., 1861. His father
was a surveyor, justice of the peace, and his sister Eunice
was the first white child b. in Lancaster. Their children
were :
1 Edward F. (Bucknam), b. 19 Feb., 1818; m., 1st, Emeline
Burbank; 2nd, S. P. Bissel and had: (1) Emeline B.,
b. Sept., 1852; d. Apr., 1884; m. Jesse Wilson. (2) Helen
M., b. July, 1854; m. Frank Harris. (3) Eddie A., b. May,
1856; d. 27 Nov., 1879. (4) John F. and (5) Martha B.,
twins, b. 17 Apr., 1859 ; d. early. By second wife he had :
(6) Jn. F., b. 1867. (7) Chas. E., b. Aug., 1868; d. Aug.,
1878. (8) Nellie B., b. Aug., 1869; d. Apr., 1870. (9)
Wm. E., b. Jan., 1871; d. July, 1878. (10) Geo. B., b.
Aug., 1872; d. Aug., 1878. (11) Albert J., b. Feb., 1874;
d. Aug., 1878. (12) Lilla W., b. July, 1876; d. July,
1878. (13) Minnie W., b. 30 Dec, 1877. (14) Edw. H.,
b. 16 Dec, 1879.
2 Deborah Weeks, b. 7 Dec, 1821 ; m. 15 March, 1843, Jas.
Mclntire. Children: (1) Jas. (Mclntire), b. 12 March,
1845; d. 5 March, 1862. (2) Sarah E., b. Oct., 1850; d.
Feb., 1862. (3) Mary Ella, b. Sept., 1853; m. 22 Sept.,
1880, Wm. G. Baker; d. 6 Aug., 1881. (4) John E., b.
March, 1857 ; d. Feb., 1862. (5; James E., b. 23 Feb., 1863.
. 3 Mary Mye, b. 10 Mar., 1826; m. 3 Dec, 1846, Sam'l H. Le-
gro ; res. in Lancaster, s. p.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 49
4 Martha B., b. 8 Nov., 1830; m. 24 Jan., 1867, Proctor Ja
cobs, farmer in Lancaster, and has, b. there : (1) Clara
Weeks Jacobs, b. 21 Jan., 1869.
5 Dr. John Wingate, b. 4 Dec, 1833 (M.D., Dart. Coll.,
1860) ; m. 12 June, 1861, Anna Celia Buckland, and had :
(1) Annie Weeks, b. 4 Oct., 1865. Her father, Dr. J. W.
Bucknam, d. in Great Falls, 18 Dec, 1870, and her
mother d. soon afterward.
Dr. B. was, in 1862, surgeon of the 5th N. H. regi
ment. 39
William Weeks4 (Jn.,3 Joshua2 Leon.1) born 1751,
died 1821, joiner and farmer, and his wife Susanna
(Haines) , had born in Portsmouth
Children :
i John,5b. 14 Sept., 1773; m. ; rem. to Bangor; had one son,
Jn.? and three daughters.
ii William, jr.,5 b. 15 Aug., 1775; d. early; m.
iii Benin,6 b. in Chester, 17 Feb., 1779; m. Hannah Hill of
Chester, N. H. ; removed to Bangor, Me. ; he enlisted a
soldier in 1812 and was lost; had five children:
1 A dau.? m. Abner Clark.
2 John? went to New Brunswick, British Prov.
3 Harriet? m. Phineas Fogg of Searsmont, Me.
4 Caroline? m.  Rivers of Boston.
5 Malinda Myra? b. in Old Town, Me., 8 June, 1806; m. in
Montville, Me., 2 Aug., 1827, Alex. Vose,* who was b. 8
Mar., 1806. He went to California, and it is said that at
the mouth of Petaluma Creek 9 July, 1856, he was swept
from the deck of his vessel and drowned. Children : (1)
Harriet Hannah7 (Vose), b. in Montville, Me., 26 April,
1828; m. in Franklin, Mass., 30 May, 1850. Alvah Met-
calf.f b. in Appleton, Me., 12 Apr., 1824. He is a box-
maker in Ashland, Mass., where she d. 15 Sept., 1858.
Their children were : (a) Adelbert Alvah,8 b. 10 Apr.,
1851; m. June, 1874, Estella M. Wymau of Livermore
Falls, Me. He is a mechanic in Ashland, Mass., and has
three children: Alvah E.,9 Alice and Maud. (6) Geo.
Ernest, b. 30 June, 1853; m. 30 Dec, 1880, Clara E.
Smith of Middletown, Conn. He was agrad. Com. Class,
Wesleyan Univ., 1880, and is travelling salesman ; res. in
Worcester, Mass. They have Mabel, b. 25 May, 1882;
* Alex. Vose was of the seventh generation from Robert and Abigail Vose who
came from Lancashire, Eng., and were among the first settlers of Milton, Mass.
His grandfather, Seth Vose, rem. in 1763 from Milton to Maine, and d. in dishing,
Me. His father, EUenezer, was b. 1774; m., 1st, in 1802, Nancy Lermond of Warren.
t Alvah Metoalf was the eighth in descent from Michael Met.calf one of the original
settlers of Dedham, Mass. His father, Jnnia, was b. in franklin, Mass.; m., 1821,
Melinda Phillips, descended from Rev. Geo. Phillips, first Cong, minister of Wa-
tertawn, Mass.

50 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
Emeline O., b. Feb., 1884; Frederick K., b. 1885; a son,
b. in Worcester, Sept., 1887. (c) Nora Ardelia, b. 1
Apr., 1856; m. 22 June, 1874, Alfred Seelye Roe of Ash
land, Mass., b. in Rose, N. Y., 8 June, 1844, a descendant
of John Roe, an early settler in Brookhaven, L. I., N. Y.
He is a son of Rev. Austin M. and Polly (Seelye) Roe of
Fulton, N. Y. His mother is dau. of Geo. Seelye of
Rose, N. Y., descended from the famous Seelye family in
Conn. He served near two years in the 9th N. Y. Heavy
Artillery ; was captured on the 9 July, 1864, at Monocacy
Junction, Md., and held a prisoner till 22 Feb., 1865;
grad. 1870, Wesleyan Univ.; taught in High School,
Worcester, Mass.-, from 1875 to 1880, then became prin
cipal of the same ; had : Adelaide Es telle, b. in Ashland,
Mass., 6 Apr., 1875; d. there 24 Apr., 1878; Annabell
Catherine, b. in Worcester, 3 Sept., 1879 ; Delos Metcalf,
b. 8 Jan., 1883; Harriet Eudora, b. 5 June, 1885. (2)
Ebenezer S., b. 15 Dec, 1829; res. in New Orleans, m.
there three times and had children. (3) George Henry,
b. 30 Dec, 1831 ; m. 26 Dec, 1852, Susan E. Hendrick of
Smithfleld, R. I., b. 24 Aug., 1833 ; served three years in
the 32nd Mass. Vols, in the Rebellion ; res. in Worcester,
Mass., with one child: (a) Fred. E., b. 8 Mar., 1861,
who m. 24 Aug., 1881, Clara Gray of Boston, b. Dec,
1863. (4) Americus John, b. in Union, Me., 9 Aug., 1834;
d., unm., in Woonsocket, R. I., 1862. (5) Arethusa M.,
b. 21 May, 1836; m. 8 July, 1854, Dexter Bates of Woon
socket, R. I., b. in Bellingham, Mass., 15 May, 1835, and
has three children. (6) Caroline, b. 28 Feb., 1839; m.
Wm. Carr, a soldier during the war of the rebellion ; had
three children. (7) Charles F.,b. 18 Oct., 1842; a soldier
in Co. I, 2nd R. I. Vols., and d. at Brandy Station, Va.,
12 Nov., 1863.
iv Mary,6 b. 14 Dec, 1782. She m. Edward Moore Preston and
went west.
v Susan Haines,6 b. 26 Aug., 1788; d. 27 Oct., 1842; m. 10 July,
1827, James Calef, b. in Chester, 14 Apr., 1792, teacher and
farmer, who d. 25 July, 1858, res. in the part of Chester,
now Auburn. Child :
1 Charles Weeks6 (Calef), b. in Chester, 5 Apr., 1829; m.
21 Apr., 1864, Venelia M. Richards of Quincy, Mass., a
teacher descended from Peregrine White of the May
flower.
(75) vi Noah,5 b. 14 June, 1790, farmer in Chester; m. Charlotte
(dau. of Bradbury) Quimby, b. 25 May, 1800, who d. 13
June, 1870, " an excellent Christian." He d. 20 Mar.,
1875. They had eight children.

39a
Capt. John Wingate Weeks5 ( Ward C.,4 Jn.,3
Joshua,2 Leon.1) born 1784, died 1872, and his wife
—n — ,— (Durgin), had

REV. JACOB CHAPMAN.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 51
Children :
i Cotton,6 res. in Wellington, Piscataquis Co., Me.
ii Gilman,6.
iii John,6 b. in Cornville, Me., Feb., 1806; m. in Athens, Me.,
1828, Amanda (dau. of Jas.) Lord, and died in SpringQeld,
Mass., 22 Feb., 1882, se. 76. Children :
1 John Milton? b. in Brighton, Me., 31 Aug., 1840, is a com
mercial traveller; m. in Ware, Mass., 1 June, 1862, Sarah
P. Shumway.
2 Hannah? m. F. D. Richards, lawyer in Ware, Mass.
3 Jane Eliza?
iv Alvah.6
v Noah.6
vi Bradford."
vii Caroline.6
viii Joanna.6
40
Levi Folsom5 (Jere.,* Jere.,3 Jn.,2 Jn.1) born 1753,
died 1844, farmer in Tamworth, and his wife Joanna
(Weeks), had nine children, all, except Ward and Levi,
born in Tamworth.
Children :
i Ward Weeks' (Folsom), b. in Newmarket, 4 Sept., 1778, who
m. 15 Nov., 1802, Lydia Allen Hayford, b. 17 Mar., 1782;
d. 20 Apr., 1876, se. 94; a farmer, much respected and of
ten in town office in Tamworth, where he d. of consump
tion, 25 June, 1829. They had eleven children, some of
them widely known as business men at the West.
ii Jeremiah,6 b. in Tamworth, 16 Sept., 1780; m. in Machias,
Me., 4 Apr., 1805, OctaviaHowe, who had ten children, and
d. in Brownfleld, Me., 6 Sept., 1872. He was a man of
much enterprise, engaged in various occupations and closed
his eventful life in Brownfleld, Me., 12 Dec, 1859, se. 79.
Children :
1 Levi H., b. 1806; d. 1883.
2 Joanna W., b. Sept., 1808; d. 1884.
3 Jeremiah, b. 1810 ; d. 1869.
4 Jn. H., of Prairie du Chien.
5 Geo. B., b. 1815.
6 Hon. W. H. C., b. June, 1817, of Taylor's Falls, Minn.
7 Simeon P., of St. Paul, Minn.
8 Chas. B., b. 1822.
9 Ward W., b. 1824, of St. Paul, Minn.
10 Susan 0., A. 1831, se. 3 yrs.
iii Elizabeth (Betsey) Smith,6 b. 29 Mar., 1788; m. 10 Feb.,
1808, Samuel (S. Job) Chapman of Tamworth, b. Green
land, 11 May, 1781, who d. 30 Oct., 1857, se. 76. She had
five children, and d. Tamworth, 6 Aug., 1821, se. 38.

52 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
1 Bev. Jacob (Chapman), b. 11 March, 1810 (A.B., Dart.
Coll., 1835, and Theo. Sem., 1839) ; m., 1st, 27 May, 1840,
Mary C. Howe, of Bridgton, Me., who d. s. p., 6 April,
1869. He m., 2nd, 14 Sept., 1871, Mary E. Lane of
Stratham. He taught in Bridgton, Me., Franklin College,
Lancaster, Pa., in Harrisburg, Pa., and Terre Haute,
Female College, Ind. ; preached in Marshall, 111., Deer
fleld and Kingston, N. H. At the age of 70, he resigned
his pastoral office, retired to Exeter and compiled "The
Folsom Genealogy, " " The Philbrick Family" and the
Genealogy of "Leonard Weeks and family."
2 Eliza F., b.'li Mar., 1812; m. Dea. Jas. J. Chesley of New
Durham, and settled in Tamworth, where for forty years
he was a prominent and useful citizen. They had seven
children.
3 John, b. 17 June, 1814; m. Sept, 1839, Mary P. Swasey of
Meredith, practised law in Benton, Scott Co., Mo., and
d. there, s.p., 26 Aug., 1845, of consumption.
4 Samuel, jr., a doctor, b. June, 1816, was murdered in
Bloomfleld, Stoddard Co., Mo., 10 June, 1843; unm.
5 Mary Ann, b. 19 Nov., 1819; d. unm. 8 Dec, 1848, se. 29.
iv John Weeks,6 b. 7 Nov., 1785, lived in Maine, near New
Brunswick and was lost in 1812 ; unm.
v Col. Levi, jr.,6 b. Sandwich, 11 April, 1788; m. Lydia Dodge
of Wenham, Mass., who d. 7 May, 1824. He d. 9 Dec,
1841, se.53. Children:
1 Elizabeth.
2 Joanna.
3 John T. D.
4 Levi W.
5 Lydia.
Vi Joanna,6 b. Tamworth, 29 Sept., 1790; m. 11 Feb., 1816, Thos.
Chesley of Lee. She d. 7 Aug., 1879, se. 89. Children :
1 Levi F. (Chesley).
2 Martha Ann.
3 Eliza A.
4 Benjamin, A.
5 Jas. Ezra.
6 Thomas B.
7 Geo. Edward.
vii Mary,6 b. 29 May, 1793; m. 20 July, 1815, Jere. D. Ballard,
b. 1792, a farmer in Tamworth, and had seven children.
She d. 29 Mar., 1849.
1 Mary N. (Ballard).
2 Jeremiah D., b. 1820.
3 Wm. Ward, b. 1822.
4 Susan S., b. 1830.
6 Levi W„ b. 1833.
viii Martha Wingate,6 b. 24 June, 1795; m. 21 Sept., 1825, Benj.
Durgin of Limingtoft, Me., who d. in Brownfleld, Me., 29
Aug., 1870; se. 73. She d. in Brownfleld, 22 Dec, 1885,
se. 90 yrs., 6 mos. They had :
1 Benj. F. (Durgin).
2 Martha A.
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LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 53
ix Geo. Frost,6 b. 7 July, 1797; m. 24 Mar., 1825, Miriam Dow
and d. 16 May, 1831, leaving:
1 George, drowned in childhood.
2 Clara A-, who m. and d. early.
41
Capt. William Weeks4(Wm.,3 Joshua,2 Leon.^bom
in 1755, died in 1843, of Hopkinton, and his wife Nabby
(Rogers) , had born in Berwick, Me.
Children :
i Dea. William,5 b. 21 Aug., 1781, a farmer on the homestead,
at the Bay Side, Greenland, where he d. 20 Feb., 1864, se.
82 years and 6 mos. He m. 26 May, 1835, Louisa (dau.
of Rev. H.) Porter of Rye, b. 18 May, 1803. He was an
amiable man, a useful citizen, and for many years a faith
ful officer in the Cong. Church. His children were :
1 Ann Louisa? b. 22 Mar., 1836.
2 Ellen Maria? b. 23 Jan., 1838.
3 Sarah Porter? b. 27 Oct., 1839.
4 Geo. William? b. 8 Sept., 1841 ; m. in Exeter, 22 May, 1878,
Sarah L. Robinson and has :(l)WilliamR.,7b. 1 May, 1880.
5 John Porter? b. 24 Jan., 1844; m. 26 April, 1870, Ellen (dau.
of Hon. Chas.; Hatch, who d. 3 June, 1874. He m., 2nd,
26 Sept., 1876, Laura A. (dau. of Nathan R.) Foss and
had : (1) Mabel Porter,7 b. 26 July, 1878. (2) Carrie Foss,
b. 26 Mar., 1881. (3) Alice Huntington, b. 27 Oct., 1882.
ii George,5 lost at sea, se. 20.
By second wife, Sarah Cotton Weeks, Wm.4 had :
(76)iii Charles,5 b. 26 Oct., 1790; m. Phebe Henry; had eight chil
dren ; d. 14 Dec, 1863, se. 73. He was a farmer in Hopkin
ton.
iv Abigail,6 b. 15 July, 1792; d. 18 Feb., 1875, unm., se. 82.
v Mary,5 b. 1 Nov., 1794; m. Frank Parker; d. s. p., 22 Aug.,
1832 S3 38.
vi Jacob,6' b. 9 Nov., 1796; m., 1st, Mary Colby, who d. in Hop
kinton ; m., 2d, Mary Lancaster, who d., s. p.; m., 3d, Mary
Rand. Child by first marriage :
1 Nathaniel? Child by third marriage :
2 George W?
vii Washington,6 b. 14 Feb., 1798 (or 1799), went in 1829 to Me-
redosia, 111. ; m. 1849, In 111., and had seven children :
1 Wm. Henry Harrison?
2 Jn. Langdon?
S Geo. Washington."
4 Thos. Jefferson.6
5 Benj. Franklin?
viii Thos. Jefferson,6 b. 11 May, 1801; m. Apr., 1825, Hannah
Cogswell Smith of Ipswich, Mass., who d. Sept., 1885, and
had five children b. in Hopkinton :
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54 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
2 Harriet? m. Eli Boutwell of Hopkinton, and had : (1) Haf-
vey7 (Boutwell), m. 28 Dec, 1886, Nellie Booth. (2)
Henry, m. 31 Dec, 1885, Alice Montgomery. (3) Arthur,
not m. (4) Ella, d. in 1884, se. 12.
3 Louisa? m. Dea. J. H. Ballard, and had four sons b. in Con
cord: (1) Everett Cogswell7 (Ballard), (2) Fred Goss,
(3) Milton Henry, (4) Gilbert Newton.
4 Lavinia P.? unm., classed with the N. H. poets.
5 Cogswell? m. Jennie Hubbard of Webster and has two chil
dren: (1) Lida M.,7 (2) Carrie Eveline.
ix Sarah Ann,6 b. 1803; m. 17 Mar., 1846, Dea. Daniel Fitts, of
Boscawen.
x Susan,6 b. 23 July, 1807; d. unm., Dec, 1844.
xi Hannah,6 b. 10 July, 1810; m. Eben French, and d. 1871. She
had:
1 John L. (French), res. andd. in Hopkinton; had 1 ch.
xii Emily,5 b. 2 Sept., 1815; d. 28 May, 1839, unm.
xiii John Langdon,6 b. 26 Mar., 1819; d. 9 Sept., 1843; m. La
vinia Allison, and had :
1 SarahL.? m. W.Frank Stark, andlivesin Cambridge, Mass.
41a
David Weeks5 (David,* Jona.,3 Jn.,2 I^eon.1) born
1774, died 1842, farmer, and his wife Matilda (Child),
had born in Bath :
i Laura.6
ii John C.6
iii Mary.6
iv Dudley C.,6 b. 23 Dec, 1804; d. 22 Mar., 1884; m. Lucy Top-
liff, b. 20 May, 1809; d. 15 Sept., 1873. Children:
1 Horace T.? b. 17 Nov., 1832; ra. 13 Feb., 1873, Mary H.
(dau. of Benj. H.) Poor, b. 16 May, 1854, and had b. in
Bath: (1) Nora T.,8 b. 15 Dec, 1875. (2) Horace, b. 3
June, 1877. (3) Maud, b. 29 Jan., 1879. (4) Deborah A.,
b. 15 June, 1880.
2 Adaline B.,7 b. 15 Oct., 1834.
3 Annette? b. 29 Sept., 1836.
v Alfred.6
vi Jonathan,6 m. Betsey Chamberlain and had :
1 Emily M.? b. Bath, 10 Feb., 1853, who m., 1875, Edw. C.
Poore (v. Poore Family).
vii Moses M.,6 res. Haverhill, N. H.
viii Willard.6
ix Emily.6
x Eliza.6
xi Ezra.6
41b
Joseph Weeks5 (Jona.,* Jona.,3 Jn.,2 Leon.1) born
1780, died 1834, of Dover and his wife Charity D. (Hurd) ,
had born in Dover

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 55
Children :
i William,6 b. 1802 ; d. 1884 ; m. Mary Hopkinson of Hollis,
Me., where they lived and d. s. p.
(77) ii Jonathan,6 b. 1804; d. 1865; m. 1823, Mary Dame of Farming-
ton, N. H., b. 2 June, 1805 (dan. of Tim. and Betsey L.
Dame), res. and d. in Lowell, Mass., 28 June, 1861. Had
nine children of whom two are now living, viz. :
1 Joseph Dame? of Pittsburg, Pa., editor of Am. Manufactures
and Iron Age.
2 Mary Ella? of Cambridgeport, Mass.
iii Stephen H.,6 b. 1805; d. unm.
iv Margaret,6 b. 1806; d. 1807.
v Joseph,6 b. 1807 ; m. , 1st, abt. 1831, Mary Loud of Portsmouth,
N. H. ; in 1844 he m., 2nd, Mary A. Bryant of Bristol,
Me.,d. 1886 in Bristol, Me. Children by first marriage:
1 Mary A. ? m.  Norton of Cambridgeport, Mass.
2 Albert? A. in Boston, 1871.
3 Mehitable? m.  Stockwell, and Is a widow in Boston.
4 Susan H? umn., in Cambridgeport.
5 William? A. early.
Children by second marriage :
6 Sarah? A. 1865.
7 Wm.? res. in Boston.
vi Mary Ann,6 b. 1809; m. 4 Sept., 1831, Benj. Welch, of Cam
bridgeport, Mass., and d. 1851. Hem., 2nd, in Cambridse-
port, her sister, Hannah Rust Weeks of Dover, Dec. 25,
1851. He d. 13 Sept., 1874. Had by first marriage nine
children, seven b. in Boston :
1 Joseph W. (Welch), b. in Dover, N. H., 10 July, 1832; d. in
Cambridgeport, Mass., 3 Feb., 1868.
2 George S., b. in Boston, 8 July, 1834; d. in Boston, 16 Dec,
1835.
3 Benj. Scott, b. in Boston, 9 Jan., 1837; m. ; res. in Cam
bridgeport, Mass., with three children.
4 Charles Pike, b. in Boston, 1 May, 1839; m. ; res. in Cam
bridgeport. Two children.
5 Hannah Bust, b. in Boston, 3 Apr., 1841; d. in Boston,
Feb., 1844.
6 Martha White, b. in Boston, 25 Aug., 1843 ; d. in Cambridge-
port, 30 June, 1864.
7 Wm. Henry Hatch, b. in Boston, 16 Aug., 1845; d. in Cam
bridgeport, 26 July, 1864.
8 George Pickering, b. in Boston, 2 Aug., 1847 ; d. at Point of
Rocks, Va., 9 Apr., 1865.
9 Ezra Mudge, b. in Cambridgeport, 7 Jan., 1850; d. there
26 Apr., 1851.
By second marriage had :
10 Frank Mudge, b. 18 Feb., 1853, who m. and resided in
Marlboro, Mass., with one child.
11 Mary Elizabeth, b. 3 Apr., 1856. res. in Marlboro, Mass.
vii Benjamin,6 b. 1811 ;m., abt. 1832, Sarah Ham of Dover, N. H. ;
d. 1876, se. 64; left one son, James Kingsbury (Weeks), of
Campello, Mass.
viii Thomas,6 b. 1813; d. 1814.

56 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
ix Hannah Rust,6b. 1815; m. 25 Dec, 1851 (as 2nd wife), Benj.
Welch and had two children :
1 Frank Mudge7 (Welch) .
2 Mary E.

42
Joseph Weeks5 (Jn.,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1755, died 1847, farmer, and his wife Margery (Hussey),
had born in Jefferson, Me.
Children :
i John,6 m. Sarah Peaslee of Jefferson and had :
1 Sarah Jane?
2 Bebecca? A. unm.
3 Eleanor? A. unm.
4 Ira? m. Ann Gray of Newcastle, and had: (1) John E.,9
who d. in the army.
5 Albert? m. Harriet Kennedy of Jefferson.
6 Margery? A. unm.
7 Alden? b. 1821 ; m. Lois Noyes, res. in Jefferson.
ii Abigail,6 m. Joseph Partridge of Jefferson, and had thirteen
children :
1 Margery (Partridge), m. Jas. Weeks of Jefferson.
2 Jenny, d. young.
3 Hiram W., a farmer; m. Reliance Taylor.
4 Jane, m. Nathaniel Mahew, a wheelwright.
6 Mary, m. Eben Farnham, a farmer.
6 Joseph, in. Eliza Bean of Washington, Me.
7 Lydia.
8 Abram W., m. Elizabeth Weeks.
9 Lucinda, m. J. D. Newhall.
10 Arietta, went to Missouri.
11 Everett, m. Miss Hussey.
12 Abigail, m. in Boston and went to France.
13 Albert W-, res. in Jefferson, Me.
iii Jane,6 m. Wm. Kennedy, and had :
1 Joseph (Kennedy), m. Miss Richardson.
2 Samuel, A. at sea.
3 Alden.
4 John H., m. Didania Kennedy.
5 Martha J., m. Luther Kennedy of Whitefleld, Me., res. on
the homestead.
iv Eleanor,6 m. Enoch Weeks5 (Jn.? Jn?), res. in Jefferson.
Children :
1 Oriuton (Weeks), b. in 1817; d. in 1868.
2 Martha, b., 1819; m. Mr. Shepard.
3 Nettie, m. Frank (s. of Elbridge) Weeks, and has: (1)
Ellwood.
v Margery (Kennedy),6 m. Jas. Kennedy and had :
1 Horace, d. unm.
2 Emily, m. Elijah Hussey, farmer, of Newcastle.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 57
3 Harriet, m. Anthony McCobb of Boothbay, Me.
4 Maria, m., 1st, Nathan Ware of Whitefleld, Me. ; 2nd, Hor
ace Chapman, farmer in Jefferson.
vi Lydia6 (twin sister of Margery), m. John Moody of Belfast ;
d. in Jefferson, 1880, s. p.
(78) vii Joseph H.,6 m. 1818, Asenath (dau. of Geo.) Barstow of
Newcastle, b. 1797, who d. in 1848 ; res. in Jefferson, and
had five children.
viii Martha," m. in 1818, Col. Jn. Hussey, b. 10 Sept., 1793, law
yer in Newcastle. Their children were :
1 Emily 0. (Hussey), b. 6 Oct., 1820; d. 16 Sept., 1826.
2 John Augustus, b. 5 Dec, 1827; m. Mary E. Burnham, and
was killed on board of steamer Ocean, by collision, in
Boston harbor.
3 Joseph W., b. 13 Mar., 1829; res. in N. Y.
4 Marcus L. M., b. 30 Apr., 1833; m., 1856, Mariah H.- Wins-
low of Bath, Me. ; a soldier in the 16th Reg. Me. Vols.,
and Capt. of Co. I, 32d Me. Vols.
5 Fred E., b. 28 Mar., 1835, Lieut. Co. C, 4th Reg. Me. Vols.
ix Sally,6 m. Thomas Kennedy of Waldoboro, Me. ; had :
1 Sophronia (Kennedy), m. Mr. Williams of St. George.
2 Margery, m. John Orff, farmer in Waldoboro.
3 Mary Jane.
4 Almira, m. Alfred Davenport, farmer In Chelsea, Me.
5 George, m., 1st, Mary Hussey; 2nd, Susan Haskell; 3rd,
 Jones of Montville, Me.
6 Lydia, m. Alfred Trask, wheelwright, of Jefferson, Me.
7 Didania, m. John H. Kennedy (see No. 42-iii).
8 Lucinda, m. Alanson Pond, farmer of Jefferson.
9 Clarinda, ta. Jas. W. Jackson, farmer in Jefferson.
43
Thomas Weeks5 (Jn.,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1762, died 1846, and his wife Ruth (Taylor), had born in
Jefferson, Me.
Children :
(79)i Ephraim," b. 30 Nov., 1786; m. Abigail Peaslee of Jefferson,
and d. Jan., 1867; had nine children.
ii David," b. 31 Dec, 1788 ; d. unm. 31 Aug., 1838.
(80) iii Thomas, jr.," b. 5 Apr., 1791 ; m. Mary (dau. of Amos) Otis,
b. 1792, both of Jefferson, where he d. Mar., 1881, near 90.
They had live children.
(81) iv Hon. Joseph,"b. 7 Mar., 1793; m., 8 Dec, 1819, Jane Jackson
of Jefferson, who had five children ; and d. 22 Nov., 1866,
se. 78. He d. Oct., 1870, se. 77.
(82) v Benjamin,6 b. 27 June, 1795; m. his cousin Jane (dau. of
Winthrop) Weeks of Jett'erson, and had nine children (see
No. 47-iv).
vi Thankful,6 b. 8 Sept., 1797; m. Joseph (son of John) Weeks,
b. 1795; called "Joseph Weeks 4'h of Jefferson ;" had seven
children, and d. 20 Oct., 1834. He d. 1875 (see No. 46-iv).
8

58 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
vii John T.,6 b. 29 May, 1799; m. 10 Feb., 1836, Anrelia Allen of
Jefferson, and had:
1 Sarah E.? m. Benj. Ladd of Jefferson.
2 Emma H?
3 Isa A?
viii Abigail," b. 26 Apr., 1801 ; m., Nov., 1823, Leonard Cooper of
Whiting, who d. at Montville; had eight children :
1 Thomas (Cooper), m. Ursula Stevens of Montville, Me.
2 Hannah, m. Dan'l Stevens of Montville, Me.
3 Leonard, m. Miss Keating of Searsmont.
4 Edward, m. Julia Weeks of Whiting.
5 Marcellus, in. Olive Haford of Belfast, Me.
6 Freeman, m. Sarah Gunn.
7 Laura, m. Wm. Cooper of Montville.
ft Al pvOttt(Lpic
(83) ix Hon. George," b. 15 Oct., 1803; d. 2 Mar., 1879; res. Jeffer
son, Me. ; trader, etc. ; was often in town office ; m., 9 Feb.,
1837, Caroline (dau. of Capt. Elias and Susan) Haskell, and
had seven children. She was b. 12 Apr., 1817, and d. 29
Sept., 1886, se. 69.
x Washington,6 b. 10 May, 1895; m., 1 Oct., 1833, Louisa Allen
of Jefferson, and had :
1 Anna L?
2 Clara A7
3 Eliz. C? m. Jan., 1862, Jn. F. Hilton of Damariscotta.
4 Sarah A.7
5 Dana Boardman?
6 Delia.7

44
Major Daniel Waters, born 1768, died 1850, of
Newcastle, Me., and his wife Mary (Weeks), had
Children :
i Jane (Waters), b. 19 Nov., 1790; m. Milton Goodenow,
lawyer of Nobleboro, Me.; d. 12 Mar., 1812.
ii George G.,b. 4 Apr., 1792; not m.; first mate of a ship and
was washed overboard, 21 Feb., 1812.
iii James S., b. 4 Oct., 1793; m. Margaret Kavanaugh ; res. in
Jefferson; d. 11 Mar., 1841, and had:
1 Edward.
2 Sarah.
3 Minnie.
4 Mary.
iv Mary, b. 22 Dec, 1795 ; m. Jas. Sawyer of Saco, and res. in
Dorchester, Mass.
v Samuel, b. 12 Apr., 1798; m. 28 Feb., 1820, Hannah Shibles
of Knox; d. 21 Apr., 1845; was a merchant, and had :
1 Mary.
2 Clara.
vi Daniel, jr., b. 10 June, 1800; d. 26 Feb., 1801.
vii Abigail, b. 9 Sept., 1802; d. 15 Aug., 1804.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 59
viii Clarissa, b. 8 Sept., 1805 ; m. Henry Carieton of Wisconsin,
and d. 21 Mar., 1828.
ix William, b. 27 Mar., 1807; d. 22 Sept., 1808.
x Daniel, jr., b. 26 Mar., 1808; d. in Cincinnati, 3 Sept., 1830.
45
Mark Weeks5 (Jn.*Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born 1766,
died 1850, farmer in Jefferson, Me., and his wife Sally
(Moody) , had born in Jefferson
Children :
(84) i John,6 b. 22 Nov., 1789 ; m. Sarah (dau. of Joseph) Jackson,
b. 8 Dec, 1792, who d. 20 Jan., 1883, se. 90. He d. 1844.
Had six children.
ii Mary,6 b. 26 June, 1792; m. Sam'l (son of Sam'l) Jackson; d.
30 May, 1876. Children :
1 Geo. W., m. Rosilla Kennedy of Jefferson.
2 Sally Emily, m. Matthew Jones of Nobleboro.
iii David," b. 20 May, 1794 ; m. Eunice Jackson and d. 1 June,
1834. Children :
1 Erastus F.? b. [1820] ? ; m. Janette Richardson and d. Oct.,
1883.
2 Eliza? m. Samuel Heyer of Jefferson.
3 Hannah? A. unm.
4 Lot M.? m. Matilda Haskell of Jefferson.
iv Lot," m. Betsey Kennedy, and had :
1 Nathaniel? A. se. 20.
2 Ambrose? m. and res. in Mass.
3 Leonora.7
4 Elvira? d. young.
v Joseph G.," b. 3 May, 1800; m. Sarah Cleaves of Whitefleld
and d. 28 May, 1882, and had :
1 Harriet N? m. John A. Weeks (see No. 84-iv).
2 Susan J.? m. Isaac Moody of Nobleboro, Me.
3 Jane?
4 Lot? A. unm.
5 Sarah? m. Leander Peaslee.
6 Mary? m. Otis T. (son of Thomas) Weeks (see 80-v).
7 Luella? m. Joseph Flagg of Nobleboro.
vi Sally," b. 27 Sept., 1802; m. David S. Hilton, b. 1798, and d.
17 Jan., 1882. Children:
1 Mary (Hilton), b. 1819; m. Elijah Sykes of Newcastle, Me.
2 Sally, b. 1820; m. Thos. Jennings of Lynn, Mass.
3 Julia, b. 1823 ; m. D. Dickinson and is in 1886 a widow.
4 Anastatia, b. 1825 ; m. Capt. S. C. Whitehouse of Newcas
tle.
5 Statira, b. 1829 ; m. Stephen Whitehouse.
6 Leonora.
7 Ellen, b. 1834; m. Gould Bailey.
8 Clara, b. 1837 ; m. Geo. Galusha of Mass.
vii Mark,6 jr., b. 14 July, 1810; m. Statira Murphy of Jefferson,
and res. in La Grange, Me. Children :

60 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
1 Sarah A.,7 m. Enoch Day of Jefferson.
2 Elvira B.,7 m. 18 Aug., 1854, Simeon Dunbar of Thomas-
ton, Me., b. abt. 1834, a mariner.
46
John Weeks5 (Jn.,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born 1768,
died 1799, farmer and his wife Rachel (Avery), had born
in Jefferson, Me.
Children :
i Enoch,6 b. 9 May, 1788, and d. 9 May, 1872 ; m. Eleanor (dau.
of Joseph) Weeks, b. 14 Jan., 1796, who d. 3 Mar., 1875.
Children born in Jefferson :
1 Orrington J ? b. 11 Nov., 1815; d., unm., 7 Jan., 1871.
2 Martha? b. 12 June, 1817; m. Llewellyn Shepard of Jeffer
son.
ii Mary,6 b. 13 Nov., 1791 ; m. Thos. Mowry of Jefferson, and
had children :
1 Bachel (Mowry).
2 Nancy.
3 Thomas.
4 Mary.
iii John,6 b. 16 Dec, 1793; d. 1799.
iv Joseph,6 b. 5 Mar., 1795 (called Joseph Weeks the 4th); d.
1875 ; m. his cousin Thankful (dau. Thos. and Ruth) Weeks
(see 43-vi). Children :
1 Buth? m., 1st, Jn. Boynton of Alna; 2nd, Joseph Hilton of
Alna.
2 John Farley? m. Miss Williams of Australia.
3 Bachel? m. Robt. L. Kincaid of Whitefleld.
4 Enoch? m. Ruth A. Flagg of Waldoboro or Nobleboro.
5 Adalaide7 (Adaline) ?
6 Geo. W.?m.  Cuyler of Alna.
7 Thankful?
v James,6 b.' 10 Jan., 1797; d., Derry.N. H., 1 June, 1880, se. 83;
m. Margaret Partridge of Jefferson, and had :
1 Margaret? b. 1825, res. in Jefferson, Me.
2 Harriet? b. 1827; unm.
3 Hiram Partridge? b. 1832 ; res. Derry, N. H. ; m., 1855, Sarah.
H. Stuart. Children : (1) AnnaB.,"b. Jefferson, Me., 1857.
(2) Charles F., b. Jefferson, 1859; ra. at Cold Spring,
N. Y., 1881, Ida Van Tastle of Cold Spring, N. Y.
4 Emily K.? b. 1838 ; m., 1859, J. E. Howe of Hallowell, Me. ;
res. in Boston, Mass.
5 Lucinda? b. 1841; m. J. W. Dudley.
vi Thomas," b. 26 Feb., 1799 (called Thomas 3rd, the black
smith) ; m. Hannah Young nud had :
1 Serena Young? who m. Jas. P. (s. of Dan'l H.) Weeks, b.
1819; d. 1875 (see No. 85-i).
2 Benjamin.7
3 John? m. Miss Dunton of Whitefleld.
4 Henry D.? m. Miss Peaslee of Jefferson.
5 Bev. Geo. Weeks? b. Cooper's Mills, Me.

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47
Winthrop Weeks5 (Jn.,* Jn.3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1770, died 1856, farmer, etc., and his wife Hannah (Hop
kins), had born in Jefferson, Me.
Children :
i David," b. 2 Nov., 1793 ; m. Susan Noyes of Jefferson, and d.
2 Mar., 1816. His widow d. 2 Mar., 1866, s. p.
(85) ii Daniel H.,6b. 19 Apr., 1796; d. 18 Feb., 1882; farmer and
cement mason; m., in Brunswick, 2 June, 1818, Margaret
Spear (dau. of Josiah) Simpson of Brunswick, Me., gr.
dau. of Wm. and Agnes L. Simpson. He was living in 1885,
se. 88, a large, robust man weighing 250 lbs. ; was teacher,
then innkeeper in Fairfleld ; a farmer in Vassalboro, where
he died.
iii Nancy,6 b. 26 Sept., 1798; m., 1st, Abiel Noyes, and had :
1 Hannah (Noyes).
2 Susan.
3 Louise.
4 Jane.
5 Abiel, etc.
iv Jane,"b. 9 Aug., 1801; d. 3 May, 1879 ; m. Benj. (s. of Thomas)
Weeks, b. 1795, and had eight children. (See No. 43-v,
and No. 82.)
v Winthrop," b. 25 Nov., 1803; m. Lois (or Louise) Noyes of
Jefferson, and had :
1 Everett.7
2 Joseph.7
3 David.7
4 Louise?
vi Abigail P.," b. 1 Mar., 1806; m. Nov., 1830, Dan'l Hopkins of
Newcastle, b. 23 Mar., 1801, whod. 19 Apr., 1875. Children:
1 Martha (Hopkins), b. Aug., 1831; res. in Boston.
2 James S., b. 1834; m. Jane Hutchings.
3 Ophelia, b. 16 Apr., 1835; m., 1859,D. S. McLean of Plymp-
ton, Mass.
4 Franklin W-, b. 1836; m. A. Noyes.
5 George, b. Nov., 1838.
6 Hannah, b. July, 1840; d. 1841.
7 MaryB., b. June, 1843.
8 Dan'l W., b. Dec, 1844.
vii Hannah E.,6 b. 10 June, 1808; m. Alexander Glidden of Jef
ferson. Children :
1 Bosanna (Glidden), m. Mr. Avery.
2 Abigail.
3 Albert.
viii William,6 b. 18 Sept., 1810, member of Legislature, 1857; m.
Hannah Grindle of Sedgwick, Me., and had :
1 Hannah? m. and res. in California.
2 Margaret? m. Mr. Martin.
3 John G.? not m.
4 Vesta.7
5 Louis? m. Ida Ramsel, res. in California.
6 Almeda?

62 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
7 Georgia?
8 William?
ix Stinson," b. 1 Dec, 1813 ; m. Susan T. (dau. of Eph. and
Abigail) Weeks of Jefferson ; res. in Bristol, Me. Children :
1 Julia? m. Moses Pickering of Bristol.
2 Marshall? m. Nancy Erskine.
3 Emma A?
4 Chas.,7 m. Mary Bryant of Bristol.
6 Stinson, jr.? clerk in Boston.
48
Dea. Daniel Weeks5 (Jn.,* Jn.,8 Sam.,2 Leon.1),
born 1774, died 1854, farmer, and his wife Martha (Tay
lor), had born in Jefferson, Me.
Children :
i Hon. Thaddeus,6 b. 10 Feb., 1799 ; m., 1st, 2 Feb. 1830, Mary
Turner of Whitefleld ; m., 2nd, 21 Mar., 1833, Esther Hus-
tin of Bristol, Me., and had seven children; d. 1878.
1 Esther H.7
2 Mary Turner? A. an infant.
3 Frank.7
4 Amanda?
5 Laura?
6 Charles.7
7 Frederic?
ii Daniel T.,6 b. 20 Dec, 1800 ; m. 6 Jan., 1826, Betsey Barstow
of Newcastle, and d. 1873. Children:
1 Alexander B.? m. 1866, Myra W. Acorn.
2 Daniel A. P.? A. 1855.
8 Helen E.?ra. Capt. Jn. G. Barstow.
4 Geo. H? m. Ella A. Barstow.
iii Freeman," b. 4 Jan., 1803; m. 4 Dec, 1845, Mary J. Wallace
of Montville, and d. May, 1847, s. p.
iv Asenath," b. 3 Feb., 1805; m., Sept., 1827, Capt. Jn. Hop
kins, b. 9 Mar., 1798, who d. s. p. in California. She d. 18
Aug., 1831.
v Horace,6 b. 20 June, 1807; m., 1st, Nov., 1835, Louisa Tur
ner. He m., 2nd, 1840, Caroline Woodbury of N. Y. Chil
dren :
1 Julia? m. Edwin Cooper of Montville, Me.
2 Bhoda A?
vi Ruth,6 b. 1 Jan., 1811 ; m., May, 1831, Dr. E. A. Brainard, and
d. 10 Apr., 1842, s. p.
(86) vii MyrickL.," b. 7 Feb., 1813; m. in Montville, 5 Feb., 1846,
Harriet (dau. of James) Wallace of Montville, a farmer
in Jefferson ; had seven children. He rendered much aid in
securing these records.
viii Barzena E.,"b. 28 Oct., 1814; m. Oct., 1836, Alden Johnson
of Jefferson and d. 3 Aug., 1837, s. p.
ix Martha Jane," b. 25 Dec, 1821; m., Oct., 1845, Hon. Wm.
Rust of Belfast, Me., who d. 1888. Children:

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 63

1 Maria (Rust).
2 Frederic.
3

49
Chase Weeks5 (Cole,* Jn.,3 Sam.2 Leon.1) born
1762, died 1847, farmer, and his first wife Patty (Caw
ley) , had born in Sanbornton
Children :
i Sally," b. 26 Nov., 1785; m. 17 Nov., 1808, Joseph Colby, far
mer in Sanbornton, where she d. 20 Oct., 1820, se. 34 yrs.
and 11 nios. He d. 12 Aug., 1822, se. 42. Children:
1 Melinda (Colby), b. 20 Oct., 1809; d. 26 May, 1845.
2 Chase Weeks, b. 9 Jan., 1812.
3 Aaron, \ . „. n . lal„. ( d. 1821.
4 Moses, J D' •" UCI-' 181b ' I dealer in furniture in So. Bos
ton, unm.
ii Hannah," b. 23 Sept., 1787; m., 6 Mar., 1806, David Brown,
and d. 1809. Children:
1 Chase Weeks (Brown), b. 2 Nov., 1807.
2 Lucinda, b. and d. 28 July, 1809.
iii Betsey,6 b. 22 July, 1789; m. 4 May, 1810, David Brown, as
his 2nd wife. Children :
1 Samuel (Brown), b. 1811; d. 1813.
2 Samuel, b. 16 Mar., 1814; m. Nancy C. Swain and res. in
Sanbornton.
iv Patty" (Martha), b. 18 Oct., 1791 ; m., 9 June, 1814, Joseph G.
March, b. 1789. Children :
1 Mary (March), b. 16 July, 1817; d. 1818.
2 Mary, 2nd, b. June, 1820; d. 1821.
V Nancy," b. 14 Oct., 1793; d. 28 June, 1820, in her 27th year.
vi Polly," b. 9 Nov., 1795 ; m., 1st, 3 Jan., 1819, Stephen S. Her-
sey, who d. 9 Feb., 1830, as. 38, leaving :
1 Peter (Hersey), b. 13 Dec, 1819.
She m., 2nd, Moses Farnham who d. 8 May, 1852. She d.
29 Nov., 1869.
vii Chase, jr.," b. 27 Feb., 1798; d. 4 Dec, 1816, se. near 19.
(87)viii Mark," b. 14 Sept., 1800; m., 30 Mar., 1821, Clarissa Osgood
of Gilford, b. in Loudon. He was a farmer and d. in San
bornton, 2 IjTov., 1851, se. 51.
ix Charlotte," b. 13 Nov., 1802; d. 13 Apr., 1831, se. 28.
x Lucinda," b. 16 and d. 19 Feb., 1805.
xi Curtis," b. 6 Dec, 1806; m., 15 Nov., 1832, Julia (dau. of
Sam'l) Dustin, — an efficient farmer, a selectman, and a
worthy citizen who d. 22 Oct., 1870, se. 64. Children :
1 Samuel Dustin? b. 21 Oct., 1834; m., 10 Mar., 1860, Ellen
F. Marshall of Hill, and succeeds his father on the home
stead. Children: (1) Myrtie Augusta,8 b. 20 Aug.,
1861. (2) Belinda Julia, b. 22 June, 1863; d. same day.
(3; Bertha Elizabeth, b. and d. in 1867.
xii David," b. 11 Feb., 1810; d. 13 Sept., 1816, se. 6.

64 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
50
William Weeks5 (Cole,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1764, died 1839, farmer, and his first wife, Sally (Cal
iey) , had born in Sanbornton
Children :
i Hannah," b. Sept., 1784; m., 10 Mar., 1813, Jas. M. Clark of
Dorchester ; and had two children.
ii Comfort,6 b. 20 May, 1786 ; d. 29 Nov., 1861 ; m., 2 Nov., 1813,
Levi (son of Jotham) Rollins, farmer in Sanbornton, who
d. 31 Dec, 1872, se. 83, "one of the old standard men of
Sanbornton." Their children were :
1 Lucretia T. (Rollins), b. 11 May, 1815; d. 7 Jan., 1817.
2 Levi W., b. 12 Aug., 1818; d. 7 Oct., 1839, se. 21.
3 Bobinson Colby, b. 28 Dec, 1822; m. 22 Dec, 1842, Sarah
Jane Thompson, b. 1823, and had: (1) Levi B. b. 1843;
of Boston. (2) Martha J., b. 1853; d. 1872.
4 Marianne Weeks, b. 28 Aug., 1827; m. 15 Nov., 1849,
Daniel A. Sanborn, and res. in Franklin.
iii Levi," b. 29 Sept., 1788; farmer on the homestead, who m.,
12 May, 1811, Abigail (dau. of Eben.) Swain, and d. 8 July,
1814,83.26. Child:
1 Sally? b. 10 Oct., 1812; m., Sept., 1831, Harvey N. Ingalls
of Bristol. She d. in Franklin, leaving five children.
iv Dolly," b. 19 Sept., 1791 ; m., 29 Apr., 1813, Wm. Durgin, car
penter, etc. She d. 10 Dec, 1822, se. 31, leaving three
children :
1 Abigail (Durgin), wife of Capt.  Andrews of Salem,
Mass.
2 William, jr.
3 Cyrus, who was lame through life.
v Ezra,6 b. 11 Dec, 1794; drowned 9 Oct., 1798.
vi Susanna,6 b. 15 Aug., 1798; m., 30 June, 1831, John Kimball
of Northfleld ; had two children.
vii Jeremiah" (Jerry), b. 16 Mar., 1802; m., 13 Apr., 1826, Electa
(dau. of Chase) Osgood, and occupied the homestead; a
farmer and "a man of intelligence and conscientiousness."
He furnished valuable records of the Weeks family for the
History of Sanbornton. His children were :
1 Jerusha? b. 1 Feb., 1828; d. 13 Mar., 1828.
2 Norris Manly? b. 5 May, 1829; m., 5 May, 1861, Diana Foss
of Northfleld. He is a farmer on the homestead and a pil
lar in tlie First Baptist Church. He has :(1) Fidelia Foss,8
b. 31 Dec, 1864. (2) Mary Bell, b. 24 Feb., 1868. (3)
Herman Norris, b. 29 Sept., 1875.
3 Bosilla?.b. 10 Nov., 1831; m., 24 Feb., 1863, David B. Ma
son of Loudon, a soldier in the 7th N. H. Reg., who d.
in service, 28 May, 1865. Child : (1) Eldora, b. 15 July,
1864.
4 Matilda? b. 19 July, 1835; m., 31 Aug., 1853, Mark Hersey
Piper, and has b. in Sanbornton: (1) Laura Eliz., b. 5
Sept., 1856 ;m. Chas. A.Wallis. (2) Willie M.,b. 12 Jan.,

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Jan., 1861; d. 1 Nov., 1867. (3) Leland Huntley, b. 5
July, 1863. (4) Elmer Mark, b. 15 Mar., 1868.
viii Joseph," b. 18 Jan., 1804; d. 8 May, 1817.
51
John Weeks5 (Cole,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1769, died  , and his wife  (Caliey), had born in
Jefferson, Me.,
Children :
i David,6 settled in St. John's, N. B.
ii Josiah.6 One Josiah Weeks m., in Gilmanton, 11 May, 1828,
Dorothy French.
iii Cole,6 a soldier in the war of 1812-14, in 1826-28 he was a
voter in Chicago with only thirty-lour others. He m. a
widow Caldwell and d. s. p. — Hon. J. Wentworth.
iv Archelaus Mooney.6
v Joseph."
(88)vi Wm. Brackett," m., 1st, Miss Weeks, settled in Warren, Graf
ton Co., N. H. He m., 2d, Sally (dau. of Joseph) Farn-
ham, b. 5 Nov., 1824.
vii Betsey."
viii Polly" (Molly).
ix Hannah."
x Jesse."
xi Andrew C."
xii Silveuus."
52
Joseph Weeks5 (Cole,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1773, died 1840, farmer, and his wife Huldah (Chapman),
had born in Sanbornton
Children :
(89)i Moses Welch,6 b. 17 May, 1792; m. 20 Sept., 1811, Rebecca
(dau. of Lowell) Sanborn of Gilford, b. 27 Dec, 1791. "He
was a farmer on the homestead, and a pioneer in the Tem
perance movement." He d. 12 July, 1868, se. 76. They had
nine children.
ii Mehitable,6 b. 10 Feb., 1796; m., 1819, Samuel Gile, b. in
Northwood, 1795; d. 25 Oct., 1851, se. 55. Her children
were :
1 Betsey Bowdoin (Gile), b. 12 Nov., 1820; m. A. Farnham,
of Hill, and had two children.
2 Joseph Weeks, b. 3 July, 1823; m., 1st, Ruth Ann Hilliard;
2d, S. C. Clark ; 3rd, Mrs. C. P.  .
3 Mary Jane, b. 7 Sept., 1828; d. 26 May, 1849.
4 Curtis K., b. 16 June, 1831; m. 8 Oct., 1854, Mary C. Rol
lins of Fisherville, and rem. from Hill to TJrbana, 111. ;
was a carpenter and d., 1879, se. 48; had four children.

66 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
5 Susan G., b. Sept., 1833; d. Sept., 1835.
6 Mehitable A., b. 3 Aug., 1836; m. 29 Jan., 1863, J. Francis
Bamford, a farmer.
iii Huldah," b. 6 Aug., 1800; d. 26 Aug., 1800.
iv Joseph,6 jr., b. Dec, 1801; d. 26 Oct., 1810.
v Ezra," b. 5 Oct., 1802; d. 11 July, 1803.
vi Asa,"b. 16 Apr., 1804; d. 7 Sept., 1816.
53
Jonathan Weekss ( Cole,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1776, died 1850, farmer, and his wife Polly (Call), had
born in Sanbornton
Children :
(90) i Jonathan, jr.," b. 16 Dec, 1796, a farmer in Sanbornton, then
in Hill; m. 28 Nov., 1822, Mahala (dau. of Moses) Colby,
and d. on a visit to Tamworth, 23 May, 1872, se. 75. She
d. in Waltham, Mass., 19 Sept., 1880, in her 77th year.
They had five children.
ii Daniel,6 b. 4 June, 1798; m. Sally Wigsrin; was forty years
a farmer In Tarn worth where he d. 11 Nov., 1879, se.81,s. p.
iii Eliza," b. 15 Aug., 1804; m. Nathan Smith of New Hampton;
d. in California in 1879, se. 75. She had :
1 Dana (Smith), of Laconia.
2 Eliza Jane, who m. Dan'l Drew and rem. to California.
3 Martha, m. D. Cummings, and d. in Ashland, July, 1878.
iv Polly C," b. 6 Dec, 1806 ; m., 1st, Reuben Beckman and had :
1 Martha E. (Beckman).
Married 2nd, John Smith of Tamworth and had :
2 Monroe (Smith).
3 Abigail.
4 Lucy, m.  Whiting and d.
5 John Byron.
v Hannah," b. 20 Aug.. 1808; m. Amos Webster of Tamworth,
cabinet maker. Children:
1 Mary Ann (Webster), b. 1830; m. Simeon Johnson of Tam
worth.
2 Martha, m. Wm. W. Weeks (son of Jere. D.) Ballard of
Tamworth, and had : (1) Mary, (2) Hollis, of Tamworth.
3 Hiram, m. Lydia Bennett of Tamworth.
vi Joseph," b. 26 July, 1813; once a Free Baptist preacher, res.
in Tamworth and in 1880 in Hubbardston, Mass. Children:
1 Bosrtta? m.  Plumer and res. in Providence, R. I.
2 Sarah? m. David Blake, stationary engineer in Boston.
3 Ai?
4 Hiram7 [Harry]?. In 1881, Harry was manager of Tivoli
Garden, Pittsburg, Penn.
5 Nathan Smith.7
vii Josiah," b. 10 Aug., 1816; > went together from Boston, on a
viii Rufus," b. 17 Nov., 1819; )sea voyage, about 1840 and have
never returned.
Three other children died in infancy.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 67
54
Capt. Cole Weeks5 (Cole*Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1778, died 1854, farmer, and his wife Eliza (Elkins), had
born on the homestead in Sanbornton
Children :
i Huldah," b. 13 Oct., 1802; d. 18 Aug., 1803.
ii Curtis Elkins," b. 24 Dec, 1804; d. 23 Oct., 1805.
iii Cyrus," b. 16 Nov., 1806; a physician in New York City forty
years; m., 1st, Maria L. Child of Portland, Me., 25 Sept.,
1834, b. 21 Mar.., 1810; d. 12 Sept., 1849. He m., 2nd,
2 Sept., 1852, Caroline E. Coles of New York. He was
M.D. (Harv. Coll.), and member of N. Y. Academy of
Medicine till his death at Hoboken, N. J., 20 Sept., 1875,
bv falling under the cars. Children :
1 Mary Elizabeth? b. 28 June, 1836; d. 25 Sept., 1836.
2 Grenville M.? b. 22 Nov., 1837 ; a physician in the army, then
in his father's office in New York. He was some years
surgeon among the Indians and afterward secretary of the
N. Y. Indian Commission. He wrote "The Last Cruise
of the Monitor" in the Atlantic Monthly, March, 1863.
3 John C? b. 28 July, 1848, and d. 3 Aug., 1848.
4 Caroline M.? b. 18 Nov., 1857 (by second wife) ; res. 1879,
E. 45th street, New York.
iv Alpheus E.," b. 29 Mar., 1809; inherited the homestead in
Sanbornton, and d. there 2 Aug., 1862, as. 53; " a faithful
member of the Congregational church, living 4 miles from
the place of worship." He m., 1st, Sept. 29, 1837, Susan
(dau. of Eliph.) Oidway, who d. 4 July, 1853, se. 37. He
m., 2nd, May 29, 1855, Anna Coe of Newport, R. I. His
children were :
1 Sarah Ward,7 b. 13 Feb., 1839; m. 5 May, 1857, George H.
Lane, a merchant in Boston, and had: (1) Fred. A."
(Lane), d. 1858. (2) Chas. S., b. I860; entered Amherst
College. (3) Charlotte G., b. Mar., 1863. (4) Lillie F.
W., b. Sept., 1865. (5) Mary M., b. 1867. (6) Sarah
Weeks, b. 21 Feb., 1869. (7) Geo. H., b. 1 Sept., 1871.
2 Eliza Elkins? b. 30 Aug., 1840.
3 Susan O.? b. 10 Aug., 1843; m. in Brookline, Mass., 14
Nov., 1867, F. A. Arnold, boot and shoe maker in Bos
ton. She d. in Braintree. Mass., 19 May, 1876. Children :
Eliza S., b. Aug. 29, 1868. (2) Frank Russell, b. 1 Oct.,
1871.
4 Maria C? b.'17 Mar., 1846 ; m. 23 Dec, 1869, Russell Lane
of a clothing store in Boston, then of Braintree.
5 Lillian A.? b. 1 Nov., 1851.
6 Mary M.? A. in infancy, 5 May, 1856.
55
John Weeks5(_5en/.,4 Jn., 3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born 1762,
died 1841, farmer, and his wife Esther (Spencer), had
born in Piermont

68 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
Children :
(91) i Enoch R.,6 b. 5 Mar., 1787; d. 26 Jan., 1867; he m. 2 Mar.,
1814, Sally Merrill, b. 9 May, 1793; was a farmer and hotel-
keeper in Warren, and had ten children.
(92) ii John,6b. 19 Apr., 1789; m.,lst, 11 Mar., 1811,Abigail Currier,
b. 9 Oct., 1792, who had Ave children and d. 20 Feb., 1821.
He m., 2nd, 6 May, 1821, Rosina Brown, b. 4 Apr., 1801,
who had eight children, and d. 19 Oct., 1877. He d. 19 Oct.,
1845.
iii Nehemiah," b. 11 Apr., 1792; m. 1 Nov., 1817, Lucinda Brown,
and d. June, 1869. Children :
1 Sophia? b. 10 June, 1819; m., res. and d. in St. Johnsbury,
Vt. ; three children.
2 Hiram? b. 9 Nov. , 1820 ; m. Sarah Butler ; res. St. Johnsbury
Centre, Vt.
3 Catharine E. G.? b. 18 Mar., 1834; m. Roswell C. Vaughn.
(92a)iv Jonathan,6 b. 29 June, 1794; d. 11 Nov., 1836; m. 25 Jan.,
1818, Betsey Brown Huse, b. 4 June, 1794, who d. 30 Jan.,
1847. He was tanner and shoemaker in Lyndon, Vt., and
had six children.
v Betsey,6 b. 30 Dec, 1796 ; d. 15 Nov., 1815.
vi Eunice,6 b. 29 June, 1799; d. 24 Apr., 1870.
(93) vii Capt. Biainard Spencer,6 b. 13 Dec, 1801; d. Edenville,
Iowa, 16 June, 1875; m., in Wentworth, N. H., 17 Sept.,
1840, Sarah Minerva Chamberlain, b. in Norwich, Vt., 18
Aug., 1820; res. on the homestead and had seven children;
was a TJniversalist; was respected and trusted with office
by his townsmen.
viii Benj. F.,6 b. 24 May, 1804; d. 16 July, 1845; a doctor; d. in
Sigournev, Iowa, unm.
ix Mary Hunt,'6 b. 29 May, 1814 ; m. 18 June, 1838, Jn. W. Brown
of Lyndon, Vt. ; d. 26 Jan., 1848. Children :
1 Geo. F. (Brown), b. 23 Feb., 1839.
2 Charles S., b. 1 Nov., 1840.
3 Betsey L., b. 8 Apr., 1842.
4 Sophia A., b. 9 Apr., 1844.
5 Ella S., b. 2 May, 1846.
55a
Joseph Weeks5 (Benj.,* Jn.,3 Sam.2 Leon.1), died
1841, of Piermont, and his wife Lucy (Lund), had born
Children :
i Sally," m. Peter Whitman; rem. to Canada; d. abt. 1840.
ii Sybil,6 m. Oram Randall, rem. to Indiana, then to Marshall
Co., Iowa, and d. there.
iii Ann,6m. B. C. Whitcomb, res. in Lawrence, Mass., then in
De Kalb Co., 111., where he d. She res. in Chicago.
iv Timothy,6 m. Phebe  ; rem. and d. in Kendall Co., 111.,
1864.
v Daniel,6 b. 28 Nov., 1811, farmer; m., 1st, Mary (dau. of
Joseph) Rollins, b. 1812; d. 1851; m., 2nd,  . Children
of Daniel and Mary (Rollins) Weeks were :

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69

1 Wm. G.?b. 1841; d. 1843.
2 Henry? d. 1843.
3 Henry M.? b. in Grafton Co., N. H., 19 Aug., 1844; rem.,
1863, to 111., in 1865 to Marshall Co., Iowa; was twelve
years a teacher; m. there 28 Nov., 1868, Clara J. Nichols,
b. in Green Co., Penn., 17 Apr., 1850, and has nine chil
dren, b. in Rhodes, Iowa. Children: (1) Mary E.,8 b.
8 Oct., 1869, teacher. (2) Lela B., b. 1 Oct., 1871,
teacher of music. (3) Dan. P., b. 16 Oct., 1873. (4)
Paul Revere, b. 19 Mar.,. 1876. (5) Ida E., b. 10 Mar.,
1878. (6) Nellie A., b. 10 June, 1880. (7) Katie E., b.
14 Oct., 1882. (8) Agnes C, b. 18 Oct., 1884. (9) James
A., b. 5 Oct., 1886.
4 Emily B.?b. 17 June, 1848; m., in Iowa, Chas. Bartlett,
and d. 1878. Four children.
6 Mary E.? b. 2 Aug., 1851, a teacher six years at Omaha,
Neb. ; m. in Vineland, N. J., 1880, A. W. Thorndyke of
that city who in 1887 rem. to San Diego, Cal., where
she d. 5 Feb., 1888.
Children of Daniel Weeks by second wife :
6 Kate?b. 1858; m. C. H. Libbey of Iowa and d. 1879.
7 Carrie? b. 1860; m. J. W. Garis, and res. in Rhodes,
Iowa.
vi Miriam,6 m. Hosea Lund who d. in Piermont in 1856. She
rem. to Vineland, N. J., and d. there in 1884.
vii Irene,6 m. James Stevens and rem. to De Kalb Co., 111.; d.
tliere in 1863.
viii Joseph,6 m. Mary J. Chamberlain whod. and he res. in Boston.
ix Emily," m. Zenas Bartlett, who d. from a wound at the battle
of Shiloh. She res. at Oberlin, Kansas.

56
Stephen March Weeks5 (Ich. * Walter,3 Sam.,2
Leon.1) and his wife Mary S. (Gookin; , had born in
Greenland Children :
i Dr. Charles March," b. 16 Mar., 1809 (Dart. Coll., 1830 ; M.D.,
Bowdoin, 1833) ; m. in Roxbury, Mass., 6 Dec, 1839, Elvina
(dau. of Rev. H.) Porter of Rye. He practised in St. Clair,
Mich., in Eliot, Me., Lynn, Mass., and d. in Crawford, Ga.,
27 June, 1882, se. 73. Children :
1 Albert H? m. Naomi  ; res. Crawford, Ga.
2 Edgar? A.
3 Caroline Porter? A. about 1879.
ii Caroline," an invalid in Greenland; d. 1887.
iii Stephen March,6 b. Dec, 1812; d. 31 Dec, 1868. He m. 1
Feb., 1852, Ellen Henderson of Greenland, and had b. in
Greenland :
1 Stephen Henderson? b. 20 Mar., 1853.
2 Edward Bobie? b. 6 Jan., 1855.
3 Ellen Adalaide? b. 12 Feb., 1858.

70 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
iv Capt. Nath'l G.," m. Elizabeth Lord of So. Berwick, Me., and
had:
1 Walter M.? m. Mary Brett.
2 Stephen D.? lost at sea; unm.
3 Laura? res. Rollinsford.
v Ichabod," d. s. p., Kalamazoo, Mich., about 1850.
vi Rufns W.,6 b. 1819; m. 27 Jan., ;861, Ellen Janette (dau. of
Wm. B.) Belknap of Lisbon, N. H. ; is a farmer and had b.
in Greenland :
1 Belknap? b. 28 Jan., 1863.
2 Goldioin Ichabod? b. 29 Jan , 1866.
3 Arthur Hale? b. 4 Feb., 1868.
4 Bufus Wm.,jr.?b. 18 Apr., 1871.

57
Walter Weeks5 ( Wm.,* Waller,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
 , died 1848, shoemaker, and his first wife Sarah

(Tarleton) , had born in Greenland
Children :
i Walter," b. 25 Mar., 1795; m. 2 Aug., 1819, Elizabeth White
(dau. of Jn. and Eliz.) Haines of Greenland who was b. 6
June, 1800. He rem. to Levant, Me., where he d. 16 Sept.,
1884, and his wife in 1878. Their children :
1 Mary Elizabeth? b. 6 June, 1820.
2 Martin B.,7 m. Mary Greeley of Kenduskeag, Me.
3 Sarah Georgiana? b. 11 Nov., 1831; teacher; in. 8 Oct., 1859,
in Stetsou, Me., Cleveland Caverly, a carpenter, of No.
Newport, Me., who d. 2 Feb., 1879. Children: (1) May
E. (Caverly), b. 8 Aug., 1863. (2) Walter W., b. 29 May,
1865.
ii Joseph,6 a carpenter, m. 14 Feb., 1825, Nancy Hilton, b.
1804, d. 1870, of Newmarket and settled in Portsmouth,
where he d. 24 Mar., 1864. Children :
1 Ann Sarah? b. 5 Aug., 1828; m. 29 Jan., 1861, Capt. 
Warsaw, who d. San Francisco, Cal., 1 June, 1880, leav
ing (1) Hattie L. (Warsaw).
2 Martha? b. 3 Jan., 1835 ; m. 15 June, 1857, Capt.Wm. Lester,
Stratham, and has no children.
iii William,6 a cooper, m. Mary Blake and d. in Hampton, s.p.
iv Elizabeth," m. Thos. Norton, b. 1800, of Greenland, and d.
there, 1872. Children :
1 Ellen (Norton).
2 Walter, res. Greenland.
v Ann P.," m. John H. Hilton, cabinet maker; res. in Ports?
mouth, and d. there 1 Dec, 1870. Children:
I John Calhoun (Hiltou).
2 Geo. Washington.
3 Gustavus Adolphus.
4 Georgiana, m. Joseph F. Smart of Stratham.
5 Walter Harrison.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 71
Walter Weeks6 married, second, Nancy Presby of New
market, and had
Children :
vi Caroline," m.  Ham, carpenter, of Portsmouth, and res.
there. Children :
1 Hubbard (Ham). A».f
2 Nellie G. '.!£'
58
Joshua Weeks5 (Wm.,* Walter,3 Sam.2 Leon.1)
born 1792, died 1872, blacksmith, and his wife Nancy
(Eollins), had born in Greenland
Children :
i Comfort," b. 1804; m., 1st, 1828, P. Coleman of Newington;
m., 2nd, Gen. Theodore A. Burleigh. Children by first
husband :
1 Mary (Coleman) ; m.  Cate.
2 Jacob James.
3 Phineas N.
ii Abigail," b. [1806] ?, m. John Pickering of Newmarket and
had:
1 Caroline (Pickering).
2 John Albert.
iii John Calvin," m. Mary Greenough of Portsmouth, and had :
1 Helen? m. Charles Drake of Rye.
2 Anna? m. Mr. Bryant of Manchester.
3 Mary Abbie? not m.
iv Joshua,6 m. and had :
1 A daughter? in Oregon.
v Lydia Ann,6 m. Wm. Bennett of Greenland, and had :
1 Ada Jane (Bennett), m. Mr. Lane, farmer in Greenland.
2 Willie S.
3 Joshua E.
59
Nathaniel Weeks5 (Jn.,* Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)?
born 1760?, died 1815, tanner and shoemaker of Gilman
ton, Stratham, etc., and his wife Huldah (Pottle), had
Children :
(94) i Samuel P.," b. 1784; [m. 1807]? Huldah, b. 1787 (dau. of
Josiah) Knight of Falmouth, Me. ; rem. to Buckfleld, 1813,
and to Paris, Me., in 1815, where she d. 16 Jan., 1828, hav
ing had eight children. He d. 16 Mar., 1829.
Nathaniel Weeks6 married, second, in Exeter, 6 May,
1787, Polly Pottle, both of Exeter, and had :

72 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
¦•• ^n,e'6, . } twins; d.
in Nicholas,6 $ """"j
iv Mary (Polly),6 m.  Clark of Allenstown and d. there.
v Nicholas,6 2nd, d.
vi Joseph6 (changed to George), moved to N. Y. state.
(95)vii Maj. Nathaniel,"* b. in Gilmanton, 1796. His father d. when
he was about 18 years of age, leaving a widow and several
Riildren younger than himself, without much means for
eir education or support. He came to Exeter, and on the
6 August, 1820, m. Harriet Byram Gilman, b. 1802, of
Exeter, and had six children. He was a well known mer
chant, and a Christian. His wife d. in Exeter, 11 Aug.,
1870, and he followed her, 29 Mar., 1874, se. 78.
(96) viii Timothy," b. in Bridgewater.N. H., 13 Nov., 1801 ; m. 6 Oct.,
1825, Eliz. Barnard (dau. of Joel) Whitney, b. in West
minster, Mass., 27 May, 1804, who d. 17 Apr., 1887, in Ev
erett, Mass., at the home of her son-in-law, N. W. Frye, as.
83. Had seven children. He d. in Lowell, Mass., Uuly,
1854, se. 52.
ix Joshua,6 b. 1806 ; m. Dorcas Neally of Exeter, b., in 1815, who
d. 13 June, 1857, se. 42; he d. in Exeter, 30 June, 1866,
se. 60. Six children.
1 Nath'l? not m.
2 Joshua, jr.? m.
3 Henry.7
4 Mary? m. Geo. Chase and had a son, in Amesbury, Mass.
5 Julia? m., 1st, Mr. Pollard ; 2nd, Mr. Burns of Providence,
R. I.
6 Dorcas Maria? b. 1848 ; d. May, 1885, se. 37.
60
John Lang Weeks5 (supposed Jn.* Matt.3 Sam.,2
Leon.1) born 1763, died 1853, and his wife Judith (Plum
mer), had born in Tamworth
Children :
i John," b. 11 Dec, 1800; m. Miss  Nickerson; had five
children ; d. in Minneapolis, Minn.
ii Hannah,6 b. 27 Apr., 1802; d. in Gilford, se. 9 yrs.
iii Mehitable," b. 6 May, 1803; d. 1826; unm.
iv Sally," b. 15 May, 1804; m. in Maine and d. there.
v Judith," b. 2 Aug., 1805; m. Amasa Howard, blacksmith of
Tamworth; rem. to Maine; d. in Bangor, 25 Jan., 1877;
left two children.

•Maj. Nath'l Weeks, one of a large family, had few advantasres for an education.
In early life, being obliged to provide mostly for himself. Before they were old
enough to bear arms, he and his brother entered the army as musicians, in the war
of 1812. Amidst many discouragements amldiilioiilties he rose to become a prom
inent and useful citizen of Exeter. In 1829, he and his wife united with the First
Congregational church. Afterward he became a Christian Baptist, serving the
Manter with such a commendable zeal as placed him among the leading members
of that church.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 73
vi Noah," b. 7 Oct., 1806; d., unm., in Tamworth, 1 Feb., 1842.
vii Martin,6 b. 29 Nov., 1808; m. 14 Dec, 1848, Nancy Berry ;
d. on the homestead, 23 May, 1884.
viii Elisha,6 b. in Gilford, 26 Aug., 1810; d. in Lawrence, Mass.,
20 May, 1866. He in. Mary A. Johnson of Bucksport, Me.,
and had :
1 Geo. F.? b. 23 Aug., 1853; educated at Tilton, N- H., Bos
ton and Michigan Univ. Law Schools; a n^^^i Colo
rado, an engineer; unm.
2 Henry A.? b. 10 June, 1855; a farmer in Dakota.
3 Lizzie A.? at home with her mother in Waltham, Mass.
ix Lydia," b. in Gilford, 20 Jan., 1812; d. in Tamworth, 19
Aug., 1824, se. 12.
(97) x Gilman," b. in Gilford, 27 July, 1813; m., 1st, in Tamworth,
6 Oct., 1837, Sarah Fairfield, b. in New Hampton, 4 June,
1812, who had seven children, and d. 31 July, 1854. He
m., 2nd, Mrs. Hannah Head of Madison, who d. 1872; m.,
3d, Mrs. Elvira Davis of Tamworth; d. 15 Sept., 1879. She
d. May; 1881.
xi Plummer," b. in Tamworth 23 Mar., 1815; m., 1848, Nancy
Hart and d. in E. Boston, Mass., 10 Sept., 1884, s. p.
xii Levi," b. 30 June, 1817; m. in Lawrence, Mass., Mrs. Abigail
 ; d. in Salem, Mass., 1840, leaving one child.
xiii Dorothy,6 b. 25 Feb., 1819; m. Jas. Dunton; res. in Hamp
den, Me.
xiv Benjamin,6 b. 30 Dec, 1820; m. Fidelia Jennings of Methuen,
Mass. ; d. in Lawrence, Sept., 1881. Their children were :
1 Benj. L.7
2 Lyman A.7
3 On'n.7
4 Joseph E?
5 Jonathan E7
6 Bhoda? A. early.
xv Hannah,6 b. in Tamworth 16 Feb., 1824; d. 24 Dec, 1826.
xvi Lavinia,6 b. 26 May, 1826; m. 24 Dec, 1847, Atkinson Moody
of Ossipee ; res., 1885, in Tamworth, and had nine children :
1 Chas. A. (Moody), b. 23 Jan., 1849; m. Lizzie Durgin of
Madison.
2 Levi W-, b. 3 Oct., 1850; m. Jennie Davis of Ossipee; d.
24 Dec, 1884.
3 Emma F., b. 30 Jan., 1855; m. David Clay of Newmarket.
4 John F., b. 22 July, 1856; d. in Tamworth, 1 Feb., 1887.
5 Haltie A., b. 26 Apr., 1858; m. 31 Dec, 1880, Onslow L.
Ross of Tamworth.
6 Abbie E., b. 21 Aug., 1859; m. Albert Adams.
7 Fred. L., b. 15 Oct., 1861; m. Miss Nellie  ; is a law
yer in Boston.
8 Melissa A., b. 9 Dec, 1863.
9 Nettie A., b. 6 May, 1865; d. in Tamworth 16 June, 1866.
60a
Noah Weeks5 [Jn.,4 Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1]? born
Feb., 1771 [in Greenland] ?, died in Alton, Dec, 1804,
10

74 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
83. 33 yrs. 10 mos. (married in Gilmanton, 12 Mar., 1793),
and his wife Sarah (Morrill), had born in Alton
Children :
i Susanna,6 b. 26 Feb., 1794.
ii Henry," b. 27 Apr., 1796; d. 1861; m. Hannah Chapman.
. ^Children: 1 Sarah? b. 7 Mar., 1819; m. Moses S. Gale, b. May, 1815.
Children : (1) Joseph E.8 (Gale), b. 13 Mar., 1841 ; d. 31
Oct., 1863. (2) Laurenia A., b. 22 July, 1842; d. 16 Dec,
1846. (3) Henry M. b. 2 Aug., 1845; d. 16 May, 1849.
(4) Laurenia A., b. 28 Apr., 1849; m. Geo. Eastman, and
has : (a) Moses G.9 Eastman.
2 Noah? b. 26 Mar., 1821 ; m. Sarah A. McNeal. Children :
(1) Mary K.,a b. 21 Apr., 1846; d. 13 Feb., 1869. (2)
Marcus S., b. 2 Mar., 1848; m. Sylvia F. Kimball. Chil
dren: (a) IraF.,9 b. 1 Dec, 1876; (b) Blanche, b. 2 Jan.,
1883. (3) Chas. T. Weeks, b. 26 Apr., 1854; m. Alice A.
Berry. Children: (a) Eva A., b. 14 Dec, 1878; (6)
Ira A., b. 27 Dec, 1881 ; (c) Henry P., b. 11 May, 1884.
(4) John L., b. 26 May, 1857; m. Nellie Page. Child:
(a) Winfred A., b. 29 Feb., 1884. (5) Herbert N., b.
27 Jan., 1860; unm.
3 Nathaniel? b. 10 Nov., 1824 ; m. Cordelia Merrill. Children :
(1) Martha,8 (2) Henry, (3) George, (4) Ellen, (5) Mary.
iii John L.,6 b. 27 Jan., 1799; res. in Alton ; m. in Gilmanton
2 Mar., 1823, Judith E. Gilman of Gilford.
iv Nathaniel," b. 10 Jan., 1801.
v Noah," b. 17 Oct., 1804.

61
John Weeks5 (Matt.,* Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon1) born
1762, died 1852, farmer in Gilmanton and Canaan, Vt.,
and his wife Hannah (Moody), had born in Gilmanton
Children :
i Moody," b. 20 Mar., 1787 1 , , . ,„ ,-., . , .
ii Peter?" b. 28 Feb., 1793 I wen* t0 °h'° and we have n0
iii Leavitt,6 b. 5 Feb., 1796 $ leC°ldS °f them'
iv Abigail," b. 2 Aug., 1797; d. early.
v Dorothea," b. [Canaan, Vt.]? 2 Mar., 1803; m. Jotham Saw
yer of Stewartstown, N. H., and had :
1 James Weeks (Sawyer), d.
2 Darius, d.
3 Mary H., b. July, 1838; m. 25 Aug., 1856, Jas. Woodbury
Weeks (see No. 63-1).
4 Peter, d.
5 Celestia, res. in Wisconsin.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 75
vi Matthias,6 b. 27 June, 1806; m., 1st, Olive Dennet, who d.
s. p. ; m., 2nd, Emily Morison, and had :
1 Stephen E.? m.  Piper; lives in Canaan, Vt., with sev
eral children.
vii Mary," b. 15 May, 1809; m. in Canaan, Vt., 2 Dec, 1830, Sam'l
G. Bishop, jr. Children: '
1 Mary Jane (Bishop), b. 2 Aug., 1838; d. 1 Mar., 1840.
2 Wm. Bramwell, b. 3 Nov., 1840.
3 Mary Eliza, b. 18 July, 1843.
4 John Weeks, b. 16 Nov., 1845.
5 Samuel Tuck, b. 12 Mar., 1848.
6 Martha Abigail, b. 10 Aug., 1851.
7 Geo. Almazo, b. 1 May, 1854.
viii Olive,6 b. 28 Feb., 1812; m.  Dennis.
62
Matthias Week.%5 (Matt.,* Malt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1767, died 1815, of Gilmanton, and his wife Mary (Ben
nett) , had born in Gilmanton
Children :
i Polly,6 b. abt. 1795; m., 1st, 23 Nov., 1815, Josiah Robinson
of Gilmanton. After the death of her sister Malinda, she
m., 2nd, Dan'l Goss, and d. 24 Sept., 1879.
ii Matthias," l>. 17 Dec, 1797 ; m. 26 Mar., 1821, Fanny Morgan,
both of Gilmanton. He was a stone mason in Moulton-
boro and in Tamworth. In 1885, res. in Franklin, Mass.
Children :
1 Frank Silvester? b. 1821 ; m. Harriet Carter of Wakefleld,
and d. Oct., 1879. His wife d. a few years afterward.
They had : (1) Anna Frances ;8 (2) Mary Carter, m. Frank
Howe of Milton ; (3) Lizzie Franklin, m. Chas. Smith
of Tamworth.
2 Frances Annville? b. 1822; m. Chas. P. Carter, merchant
of Wakefleld, and res. Franklin, Mass.
3 Nancy Malinda? b. 1832; m. Rev. D. F. Savage, and d.
soon after s. p.
4 Ellen Arminda? b. 1842; m. 13 May, 1874, Randolph P. De
Lancey; res. No. Beach, Hampton, s. p.
iii Malinda B.,"b. 20 Feb., 1800; m. Dan'l Goss and d. 23 Jan.,
1831. Children:
1 Alonzo (Goss), of Salem.
2 William.
3 John.
4 Melissa, m. Sargent.
iv Judith," b. 1 Apr., 1802 ; d. of spotted fever, 23 Feb., 1815.
v John B.," b. Apr., 1804; d. July, 1805.
vi Charles G.,6 b. 29 May, 1807; m. in Meredith Village, 3 June,
1838, Mary (dau. of Asa) Kelcey, b. Croydon, 21 June, 1815 ;
a teacher, No. Branch, Somerset Co., N. J., and d. Somer-
ville, N. J., 30 Nov. (1884). Children :
I Edward Alphonso? b. Gilford, 2 Mar., 1839; m. 21 July,

76 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
1863, Gertrude (dau. of Peter) Melick, of Pepack, N. J.,
and had : (1) Chas. F.,8 b. Sept., 1864 ; d. July, 1867. (2)
Wilbur Kelcey, b. 23 Oct., 1871. (3) Lewis Berg, b. 28
Nov., 1873. The mother, Gertrude, d. 13 May, 1882, and
Edward A. m., 2nd, 10 Nov., 1885, Elizabeth Trotter of
Bound Brook, and res. Somerville, N. Jersey.
2 John Tappan? b. Hempstead, N. Y., 29 Dec, 1845; d. 26
May, 1867, sb. 21.
3 Mary Ella? b. No. Branch, Branchburg township, N. J., 19
Aug., 1854.
vii Samuel Greeley,6 b. Gilmanton, 14 Apr., 1809: studied divin
ity at Princeton, N. J., was a home missionary, preached
in Michigan, then at So. Bend, Ind., where he d. 21 May,
1846, se. 37, s. p.
62a
Samuel Weeks5 (Matt.,* Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1770, died 1854, farmer, in Gilmanton, and in Canaan,
Vt., and his wife Abigail (Moody), had born in Gilmanton
Children :
i Judith,6 m. Barnes Hilliard of Colebrook, N. H. ; res. and d.
there; had twelve children :
1 Abigail (Hilliard;, m. Asahel Brainard, and had no children.
2 Melinda, m. Jn. Ingals of Canterbury (Gilmanton), and had
children: (1) AriannaB., d. se. 24. (2) Orilla, m. Chas.
Dalton of Belmont. (3) Frank, b. 1854 ; d. se. 12. (4)
Helen Mar, b. 4 Sept., 1859. (5) Elmer, b. 1861; killed
by a tree, 1870.
3 Ira, a brickmaker, m. and settled in Iowa. Children: (1)
Lewis, (2) Archie.
4 Jn. Moody, a farmer in Canaan, Vt. ; m. Mary Ann Hibbard
of Canada; d. in Canaan, Vt. She lives iu W. Stewarts-
town with several children.
5 James, m. Lucy Neal of Canaan, and was killed in the war
of the Rebellion. His son Ino, b. 1853, was killed on the
R. R.
6 Persis, m. Drew Little of Colebrook, N. H., and has : (1)
Irving D., b. 1872. (2) Etta May, b. 1875.
7 Laurinda, b. Dec, 1831 ; m. Matthias Weeks of Gilmanton,
and have nine children (see 64-v).
8 Lovina W., m. Jas. Little of Colebrook, N. H. ; no children.
9 Sarah, b. Jan., 1834; m. Orrin Tuttle of Stewartstown, N.
H., and lias no children.
10 Martha, m. Othniel Stillings of Stewartstown. Child: (1)
Flora, b. 1856; m.  Forest; three children.
11 Fidelia, unm., res. in Colebrook.
12 Susan, m. Osmond Forest of Colebrook, s. p.
This large family is said to be "all industrious and respec
table."
ii John Lyford," b. 1797; m. Mary Hughs of Colebrook, N. H.,
and had b. in Canaan, Vt., five children :

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 77
1 Abigail? m. Wm. Morrill ; d. Mar., 1888. They had b. in
Canaan six children : (1) Geo., d. young. (2) Mary,
not m. (3) Wm. E., m. Hattie Davis of Haverhill, Mass.,
and has: (a) Fred, (ft) Hattie. He, with his uncle, C.
H. Weeks, is dealer in marble, etc., in Haverhill, Mass.
(4) Charles, m. Mary Watkins of Canaan. (5) Ray. (6)
Fred. d. young.
2 Geo. H., A., se. 22.
3 Wm. E., m. Miss Butler and had : (1) Lilla Belle,8 (2) a
dau. ; both d. young.
4 Calvin H.,f m. ; res. in Haverhill, Mass. ; has been mayor
and alderman ofthe city; works on marble.
5 John? enlisted at the first call for volunteers; served three
years in the army and was killed in the Battle of the
Wilderness.
iii Hannah." d. young.
iv Samuel," b. 10 Nov., 1803, is living, 1887, in Canaan, Vt. ;
m. 9 Mar., 1829, Genett (dau. of Joseph and Naomi) Hil
liard, h. 8 Jan., 1810, and had b. in Canaan, Vt. -.
1 C. H. (Weeks).'
2 J. A. (Weeks).7
3 Mrs. D. Heath.7
v Eliza," m. Winthrop Young of Canaan, Vt., and had:
1 Alvah (Young), of Prairie du Sac, Sauk Co., Wis.
vi William," d. in Canaan, Vt., unm.
vii Sarah," m.  Brooks.
viii Susan," m.  Dennet, res. in Wisconsin. Children :
1 Albert (Dennet).
2 Sarah.
3 William.
ix Abigail," m. Jonathan Clough ; res. in Canaan, Vt.
x Dorothy," d. young.
The last four daughters went west and their history is un
known.
63
Dea. William Weeks5 (Malt., *Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1772, died, 1852, tanner, in Gilmanton, and bis first
wife Mary (Beede), bad born in Poplin
Children :
i James,6 b. 25 Dec, 1795, a farmer in Gilmanton, where he d.
1 Dec, 1874; m. Miss Sally Towle, b. 2 May, 1795, who d.
3 Dec, 1861. They had:
1 Betsey? b. 21 May, 1824; m. Jn. Foster who d. in Belmont,
25 Mar., 1874, se. 46.
2 Jas. Woodbury? b. 31 Oct., 1827; m. 25 Aug., 1856, Mary
H. Sawyer, b. July, 1838, res. in Columbia, and has :
(1) Chas. W.,8b. 13 Jan., 1861. (2) James Irving, b. 18
Sept., 1866. (3) Mary L., b. 15 June, 1874.
3 Olive Jane? b. 13 Aug., 1830; m. A. H. Greene, of Lynu,
Mass., res. in Gilmanton. Children : (1) A. H., b. 1858;

78 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
d., 1865. (2) Mary A. P., b. June. 1865, grad. Gilmanton
4 Wm. H? b. 2 Dec", 1840; m. 17 Dec, 1864, Olive A. Bus-
well, b. in Franklin, 1844; res. in Andover, 1888. Chil
dren: (1) Anna S.,8 d. se. 12. C2) James Albert, d. 23
May, 1885, se. 18.
ii Mary," b. 19 July, 1799; m. 20 Jan., 1819, Peter Moody, res.
in Bethlehem, and d. in Gilmanton, 24 Oct., 1835. Chil
dren:
1 Wm. Weeks (Moody), b. 21 Nov., 1821; engineer, went to
Wisconsin.
iii William, jr.," b. 23 Oct., 1800, tanner; m. 1 Nov., 1828, Mary
Folsom Bean, and d. in Lyndon, Vt., 20 Aug., 1877. She
d. 18 Aug., 1881. Children:
1 Frances H? b. in Gilmanton, 13 Feb., 1830; d. 1841.
2 CharlotteE.? b. in Craftsbury, Vt., 12 Oct., 1839; d. 3 Apr.,
1868.
3 Mary Almira? b. 21 Mar., 1841; m. James S. Shaw, and d.
in Lyndon, Vt., 30 Apr., 1875. He m., 2nd, Mrs. Sarah
Hutchinson, and is a doctor in Boston.
iv Betsey," b. 1 Sept., 1802; d., unm., 5 Nov., 1823.
v Thomas Beede," b. 6 July, 1806, and d. in Sandwich, 25 Apr.,
1874. He in., 1st, in Sandwich, Feb., 1828, Philinda Way,
b. in Lempster, 6 Apr., 1805, who d. 11 July, 1844 ; m., 2nd,
26 Apr., 1846, Irene A. Webster, b. July, 1808, who d. 19
Aug., 1883. Children :
1 Mary Eliz.? b. 27 Dec, 1831, in Sandwich, andd. 15 Nov.,
1887; m. Isaac Harris, who d. 15 Nov., 1876. Children :
(1) Mark A.8 (Harris), b. 20 Aug., 1850; in. 14Aug., 1878,
Mary L. Taylor. Children : (a) John9 and (6) Willie.
(2) Philinda Way, b. 24 Aug., 1853, a teacher, m. in
Belmont, 17 Sept., 1875, A. L. Barton, grocer, etc., now
a broker in Kansas, with one dau. : (a) Cora A., b. 17
Sept., 1887. (3) Ann Maria, b. 15 July, 1855; m. 4 Feb.,
1877, DanaD. Maxfleld of Belmont, s. p.
2 Benj. Way? b. 31 July, 1836; m. Julia A. Whitcher of
Northfleld. He enlisted, Sept., 1862, in Co. D., 12th N.
H. Reg't and d. in Falmouth, Va., 26 Nov., 1862. His
children: (1) Sallie L.,9 d. an infant. (2) Geo. M., b. 6
Oct., 1861; res. Lake Village, carpenter, d. tliere unm.,
22 Mar., 1888. (3) Fred Chouse painter, res. uum. in
Lake Village, with his mother.
3 Daniel Way?b. 18 June, 1843; m. in Manchester, 24 Apr.,
1869, Eliz. (dau. of Benj.) Lane, b. in Alna, Me., 29 June,
1838 ; res. in Sandwich with one child : (1) Ella Francis,8
b. 3 Jan., 1871.
vi Samuel,6 b. 13 Sept., 1810; d. 27 July, 1847; tanner, res. in
Gilmanton on the homestead; m. 21 Nov., 1838, Abigail
Towle (dau. of Tim.) French of Loudon, who d. 7 Aug.,
1849. Children:
1 Mary Lovina? b. 3 Oct., 1839; m. Dan'l L. Moore, farmer
of Loudon Ridge, and d. 3 May, 1880. Children : (1) Alfred
D. (Moore), b. 7 July, 1867; and six others d. young.
vii John," b. 3 Feb., 1813; a millwright, d. unm., 20 Mar., 1842.
viii Filiuda," b. 5 Mar., 1815, a milliner, etc. ; m. 18 Jan., 1844,

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 79
Josiah R. (son of Benj.) Morrill, b. in Gilmanton, 18 Jan.,
1820, farmer, and res. in Belmont; had three children:
1 Mary Louisa (Morrill), b. 15 Oct., 1844 ; grad. N. Hampton,
1868, a teacher; m. 16 June, 1878, Frederick E. Copp of
Loudon, b. 1 Sept., 1843; in 1888 was postmaster at Graf
ton Centre, N. H.
2 Wm. Weeks, b. 31 Aug., 1851 ; grad. at Dartmouth College,
1874, taught at Lancaster, at Norwich, Vt., and at
Cooperstown, N. Y. ; m. in Windsor, Vt., 14 Sept., 1876,
Nina Marie Louise (dan. of Col. Wm. E.) Lewis, of Nor
wich, Vt. He is a lawyer in Troy, New York. In 1886
he published a work on " The Competency and the
Privileges of Witnesses," which has been highly com
mended.
3 Elizabeth Abigail, b. 14 July, 1858; taught in Belmont,
Sandwich and Sanbornton; m. 10 Apr., 1879, Dr. Harry
G. Lincoln of Boston, b. 3 Oct., 1850, d. in Belmont, 11
May, 1885. Mrs. Lincoln now res. with her parents in
Belmont and has contributed to the Granite Monthly and
other publications, under the nom de plume of " Lizzie
Linwood." For the records of this family and several
others we are indebted to her faithful and persevering
researches.
ix Lovina," b. 22 Oct., 1817; d. unm., as. 20.
(Clarissa Colby, b. 7 Jau., 1791, came from Poplin with this
family and remained with them till her death at the home
of Mrs. J. R. Morrill, Belmont, 4 June, 1873.)
64
Stephen Weeks5(Ma«.,* Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.^born
1785, died 1862, and his wife Betsey (Weed), had born
in Gilmanton
Children :
i David Weed," b. 22 Feb., 1809; m. 1838 (Betsey) Elizabeth
W. (dau. of Josiah) Fifield, who d. in Oran, Iowa, 11
May, 1888. He was a farmer and rem., abt. 1857, to
Oran, Fayette Co., Iowa, where he d. 16 July, 1886. Chil
dren :
1 MaryE.?b. 1 Oct., 1839; m. 15 Jan., 1861, Morrill Sanborn,
farmer in Fairbank, Fayette Co., Iowa, s. p.
2 Frances J.? b. 20 Dec, 1840; m. 1865, Wm. Codling, farmer,
from England ; res. in Fairbank, Iowa. Three daughters.
3 Ltjman G.? b. 5 June, 1842; d. 1862 in the army.
4 Jesse S.? b. 10 June, 1851; not m. ; res. in Oran, Iowa
<F. O. Olewein, Iowa).
5 Ella M., b. 24 Apr., 1856; not m. in 1888.
ii Dea. Stephen, jr.,7* b. 15 Jan., 1811; d. 28 Jan., 1885; m., 1st,

* Dea. Stephen Weeks, of Loudon Ridge, a teacher in early life, was a prosper
ous and useful citizen, a friend of education and of missions, a worthy member
of the church, always at his post, faithful in words and in deed9. His loss was
deeply felt. Many of the pupils who have been under his instruction remember
him with grateful affection.

80 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
24 May, 1844, Mary Adeline (dau. of Moses) Stevens of
Gilmanton. His P. O. address was Loudon Ridge, Merri-
mac Co., N. H. He m., 2nd, Elizabeth (dau. of Stephen)
Haines, of Canterbury, b. 27 Apr., 1817, who was sister of
Hon. Win. P. Haines of Biddeford, Me. Children:
1 Adaline E.? b. 27 Feb., 1845 ; d. in Loudon, 22 Apr., 1857.
2 Wm. H? b. 28 Aug.. 1847; res. unm. on the homestead.
3 Martha H.?b. 24 Feb., 1850; m. 1873, Oscar Hill of Loudon,
and has child : (1) Archie, b. 1877.
4 Mary J.? b. 24 Sept., 1852; d. in Loudon, 4 Nov., 1867.
5 Sarah A.? b. 19 July, 1853; m. in Loudon 3 June, 1877,
Lauren S. Clough, of Loudon and had: (1) Gracie.
6 Dora V.? b. 10 May, 1858, a teacher at sixteen years of
age, and by over-exertion became the victim of nervous
prostration.
iii Jesse W.,"b. 6 Mar., 1813; d. young.
iv Dr. Lorraine True," b. 4 Nov., 1819; (M.D. Dart. Coll.,
1843) m. Hannah Clifford of Gilmanton; d. in Laconia, 19
July, 1876. He had :
1 A son? who d. 83. 18.
v Matthias," b. 15 Nov., 1824; farmer on the homestead in Gil
manton ; m. in Canterbury 7 Jan., 1855, Laurinda (dau. of
Barnes) Hilliard of Stewartstown, and had b. in Gilman
ton nine children :
1 Ermina? b. 8 July, 1856; d. 23 Aug., 1868.
2 Jesse Fremont? b. 1 Nov., 1857; is in Randolph, Mass.
3 Lorraine Edwin? b. 17 Sept., 1859, grad. Dart. Coll., 1885.
4 Albert Matthias? b. 9 June, 1861; grad. Dart. Coll., 1888.
5 James Henry? b. 9 Mar., 1865; in a lumber mill.
6 Annie Eliza? b. 27 Mar., 1867; a teacher.
7 Stephen Leavitt? b. 30 Oct., 1870.
8 John Moody? b. 13 Dec, 1871 ; d. 10 June, 1881.
9 Mary Ellen? b. 21 May, 1874.
vi Mary Jane," b. 26 July, 1827; m. 29 Mar., 1853, Timothy B.
French, b. 1825; res. and d. in Sanbornton, where she had
eight children :
1 Lorraine True (French), b. Sept., 1854; d. se. 2 mos.
2 Laura Abigail, A. Aug., 1867, as. 11 yrs. and 7 mos.
3 Benj. Herbert, b. 22 Jan., 1858; res., 1879, on the ances
tral farm in Loudon.
4 Adaline Eliz., b. Feb., 1860; d. Sept., 1865.
5 Timothy S., b. Dec, 1861; d. Sept., 1867.
6 Isabella, b. 6 Feb., 1864.
7 Joseph Dana, b. 27 Apr., 1866.
8 Cyrus Edgerly, b. 10 Aug., 1868.
65
Noah Weeks5 (Sam.,* Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1767, died 1808, and his wife Anna (Pendexter), had born
in East Parsonsfield
Children :
i Ichabod,8 b. Dec, 1793 ; m. Anna Pendexter, and d. 4 Mar.,
1859 ; had children :

LEONARD WKEKS AND FAMILY. 81
1 James M.? m. Mary F. Kennesbn, and had : (1) Marshall,8
m. ; (2) Stephen m., Alice Howe and had one child.
2 Austin? m. Sally Pendexter, and had: (1) Anna,8 (2) Na
thaniel.
3 Nancy.7
4 Henry.7
5 Anna.7
ii Henry," b. 2 Feb., 1797; m. Anna Pendexter, and d. 3 July,
1825. His children were :
1 Mercy? m. Moses Brackett, and had : (1) Eunice,8 (2) Alice
(3) Sarah.
2 Edmund? m. Harriet Pendexter, and had : (1) Henry,8 (2)
Lewis, m. with five children, (3) Sarah, m. Frank Day,
(4) Mercy, (5) Harriet, (6) Charles.
iii Mercy R.," b. 1 Mar., 1800; m. David Johnson, and d. 9 Feb.,
1856. Children:
1 Noah (Johnson), m., and had one child.
2 Lydia A., m., with one child.
3 Nath'l J.
4 Henry.
5 David.
iv James Wesley," b. 2 Aug., 1802; m. Sarah Fiye, and d. at
Kalamazoo, Mich., 3 Mar., 1875. Their children b. in East
Parsonsfield, Me., were :
1 Almira W.? b. 5 May [1830?] ; m. Isaac Brackett; d. Port
land, 19 Sept., 1861; had two children: (1) Margaretta,8
(2) Alice.
2 Lucinda? b. 4 June, 1832; m. Mr.  Humphrey of Co
lumbus, O., and had one child.
3 Sarah M.? b. 22 Feb., 1835; m. Isaac Brackett; res. Bruns
wick, Me ; two children.
4 James Edwin? b. 9 Apr., 1837; res. No. 59 Blackstone St.,
Jackson, Mich.
5 Mercy Jane? b. 17 Jan., 1839 ; m. and res. in Jackson,Mich.
v Sarah,6 m. Henry Pendexter, and had children:
1 John M. (Pendexter), who m. Sarah Berry, and had three
children.
2 Joseph, m. Hannah Cole, and had three children.
3 David.
4 Henry.
vi Noah,6 m. Polly Haley, and had children :
1 Mary E.? m. Mr. Knight.
2 Benjamin? m.
3 Sarah?
4 Henry.7
5 Noah?
6 David.7
7 Eddie? m. Etta (Lang) ? one child.
66
Eliphalet Weeks5 (Sam.,* Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1770, died 1838, farmer, and his first wife Susan
(Perry), had born in Parsonsfield
11

82 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
Children :
(98) i Joseph," b. 17 Mar., 1796; m. in Cornish, Me., 1819, Sally
(dau. of Nath'l) Barker, b. 1791, who d. 9 Dec, 1870. He
d. there 31 July, 1832; had three children.
ii Anna,"b. 15 Sept., 1798; d. about 1814.
(99) iii James H.," b. 18 Feb., 1801; m. Lois Ballard of Fryeburg,
Me.; had seven children; res. and d. in Chatham, Dec,
1880.
(100)iv Rev. Eliphalet," b. 4 June, 1803 ; m. LydiaBallard of Fryeburg,
Me. ; lived and d. in Chatham 24 July, 1881 ; had five chil
dren ; a local Methodist preacher and farmer in Chatham.
(101) v Samuel," b. 23 Sept., 1805; lived and d. in Parsonsfield,
Me. ; m. twice and had a large family.
vi Eben E.," b. 4 Jan., 1808; m. Serena Willey of Fryeburg;
had five children; lived in Fryeburg, Me., 1885; retired
merchant. Children :
1 Weston W.?b. 1848; d. 1864.
2 Marshall? b. 1850; d. 1851.
3 Seth? b. 1854 ; m. ; farmer ; and res. in Fryeburg, s. p.
4 Ella? b. 1856.
5 Anna J.7
(102)vii John," b. 26 Oct., 1810; farmer; d. in Chatham, 22 Apr.,
1880. He m. Mehitable Holmes, b. in Cornish, Me., 27
Mar., 1808.
Eliphalet Weeks5 married, second, in 1814, Martha
Kenneson, and had
Child :
viii Susanna,6 b. 1 May, 1815; m. Nathaniel Barker; res. in
Limerick, Me. , s. p.
67
Matthias Weeks5 (Sam.,* Matt.,3 Sam.? Leon.1) born
1785, died  , and his first wife  Day, had :
Children :
i Catharine," m. Timothy Guptail and had :
1 Harrison (Guptail), m., 1st, Mrs. Paul; 2nd, Lucania Pen
dexter, and had seven daughters.
2 Martha, m. Enoch Abbey, and had five children.
3 Alna, m. Mr. Abbey, and had two daughters.
ii Noah."
iii Susan."
iv Olive," m. Hiram Guptail, and had :
1 James (Guptail).
2 Louisa.
3 Mary.
4 Susan.
6 Hattie.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 83
Matthias Weeks5 had by second wife, Mrs. Hammond :
v Albion," m. Martha Pray and had four children.
vi James," m.  Guptail and had one child.
vii Alvira.8
viii Moses,6 m. Mrs. Jane Morison and had four children.

68
Benjamin Weeks5 (Sam.,* Matt.,3 Sam.2 Leon.1)
born 1791, died 1836, farmer, and his wife Nancy (Barnes) ,
had born in E. Parsonsfield, Me.,
Children :
i Warren W.," b. 21 June, 1815; d. 19 Feb., 1844; m., 1840,
Sally B. Benson, who d. 19 Feb., 1847, s. p.
ii Sally W.," b. 27 Jan., d. 15 Aug., 1817.
iii Benjamin R.,* b. 9 Feb., 1818 ; m. Lydia Bodge, and had :
1 Edith? who d.
iv Nancy B.," b. 9 May, 1820; m., 1840, Hiram Staples, who d.
Their sons :
2feSi,(StaPleS)}boad-ininf^- We are under obligations to Mrs. N. B. Staples of E.
Parsonsfield, Me., for valuable records of this family.
v Abraham W.,6 b. 9 Jan., 1822; d. 27 Feb., 1848.
vi Mary J.," b. 22 Apr., 1824; m. Henry Merrill; d. 4 May,
1848, in a few weeks from the day of marriage.
vii Moses S.," b. 3 Mar., 1827; d. 5 Nov., 1846.
viii Albert S.,6 b. 7 Jan., 1830, and d. 22 Sept., 1865. He m.
Mary Fay, and had :
1 Lewis A.7
2 M. Ella?
ix Harriet A.," b. 2 Mar., 1832; m. David W. Severance; d. 11
Aug., 1869, s.p.
68a
Capt. Benj. Weeks, jr.5 (Benj.,* Matt.,3 Sam.2
Leon.1) merchant, and his wife Betsey Hoyt, had
Children :
i Hazen," m. 1835, Prudence G. Sleeper and had :
1 Benj.? of Gilford.
2 John Murray? A., left a son Eddie with one child.
3 Betsey? A.
4 Harriet? m. Benj. Gale of Salisbury. Children: (1) Elmer,
(2) Ernest, (3) Grace.
ii Sally," m. 16 Jan., 1829, Jn. G. Weeks, both of Guilford. Nine
children (see No. 29-i).

84 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
iii Benj. Frank," m. in Gilford, 16 June, 1829, Julia M. (dau. of
Daniel) Weeks. Children :
1 Charles H? of Thornton ; m. ; one daughter.
2 Francis? m. Sarah Saltmarsh of Plymouth, s. p.
3 Geo F.? m. Abbie Shaw, res. in Northfleld, s. p.
4 Henry? m. Jennie Holmes ; two children.
5 Parker? m. Martha, s. p.
iv William, 6b. 1812, farmer; m. 18Feb., 1835, Eliza Hutchinson;
d. 9 June, 1878, se. 66. Children :
1 Eliz. A.? m. Jas. R. Morrill, and had: (1) Flora,8 w. of
Chas. Collins.
2 Harrison W-? m. Mary Potter. Children : (1) Julia,8 (2)
Nath'l, (3) Milly, (4) Stark.
3 Orrin? m; four children.
4 Annette? b. 1844; in. 2 Sept., 1865, Edwin Munsey, b. 1844,
s. p.
5 Fred? m. Laura (dau. of Daniel) Gilman of Gilford.
6 Bufus.7
7 Arthur? m.
v Mehitable," m. 3 June, 1838, Geo. Wm. (son of Daniel) Weeks.
Seven children, two living in 1888 (see No. 29— i).
vi Thos. H.,6 b. 1816; m. Nancy Hill, and d. in Gilford, 12 June,
1884, as. 67 yrs. and 10 mos. Children :
1 trances? m. Geo. Win. Morrill and had: (1) Leon.
2 S. Amanda? m. Thos. Haskins, s. p.
3 Austin B.? b. 1858; m. 24 Nov., 1880, Nellie W. (dau. of
Theodore) Dodge ; two sons.
vii Harriet,6 in. Daniel Gilman and had :
1 Laura, m. Fred Weeks.
2 Georgiana, m. Marston Sanborn and has: (1) Lizzie.
viii Nathan H.,6 b. 9 Mar., 1826 ; m. 30 June, 1859, Martha G. Phil-
brick. Children :
1 Annie May? b. 30 Nov., 1860.
2 Fred P.? b. 18 Nov., 1862.
3 Lela G.? b. 17 Mar., 1865.
4 Scott? b. 22 July, 1867.
5 Mary B.? A. Oct., 1872, se. 3 mos.
6 Mattie J? b. 12 Oct., 1873.
69
William W eek.s5 (Ma h,* Malt. 3 Sam.,* Leon ^) born
1781, died 1839, printer, editor, etc., and his wife
Abigail (Hubbard), had born in Portsmouth
Children :
i James Hubbard,6 b. 5 May, 1810, of N. Y. and Boston, book
seller and merchant; m. ; d. in Boston, 25 Jan., 1885.
ii Wm. Augustus6, b. 31 Jan., 1812; painter and bookseller in
Boston ; d. 20 June, 1854. He m. E. Maria Gregg and had :
1 E. Maria.1
iii Chas. Peirce," b. 30 Jan., 1814; hatter in Rochester, then in
, Philadelphia, afterward gas manufacturer in Havana,

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 85
Cuba; d. 1884; m., 1st, Eliz. Cole of Rochester, N. H. ;
m., 2nd, Helen Jacobus of N. Y., and had by first mar
riage :
1 Isabel?
2 Lizzie L.7
3 Chas. Peirce, jr?
iv Mary Abby,6 b. in Portsmouth, 3 May, 1817 ; m. Martin Parry
Brooks.
v Elizabeth Peirce," b. 4 Dec, 1820 ; m. Isaac Parsons Seavey of
Newburyport and then of Portsmouth.
vi Margaret Fisher," b. 11 Nov., 1823; m., 1st, Thos. Lane Pick
ering; m., 2nd, John Y. Thompson, res. in Portsmouth, af
terward in Newtonville, Mass. Children :
1 Grace (Thompson).
2 Lizzie Goodwin.
vii Caroline Ellen," b. 13 Feb., 1827; m. Frank Miller, b. ; res. in
Portsmouth, who d. 19 Nov., 1880. He was a printer, edi
tor and leader in the Temperance Reiorm.
69a
Dea. Matthias Weeks5 (Mali,* Matt.,3 Sam.,2
Leon.1) born 1788, died 1847, larmer, and his wife Bet
sey (Thing), had born in Gilford
Children :
i Dea. Jonathan T.," b. 26 Sept., 1813; farmer and merchant
in Gilford, who m., 1st, 26 Sept., 1838, Zoa M. (dau. of
Jona.) James, whod. 5 Apr., 1873. He m., 2nd, 20 Aug.,
1874, Nancy Jay (widow of Rev. Elbridge) Knowles of Do
ver. He has held the offices of captain, selectmun, justice
of the peace, deacon of the church, etc.
ii Lavina Thing,6 b. 9 Apr., 1816; in. 7 Dec, 1856, David T.
Bartlett, farmer, of Northwood, who d. 1 Oct., 1869.
Their child was :
1 Florence (Bartlett), b. 8 Aug., 1859.
iii Betsey,6 b. 12 Oct., 1818; m. 15 Nov. [1843]?, Annis C.
James, farmer; d. 12 Feb., 1882; had eight children :
1 Emma Orilla (James), b. 14 Oct., 1844; m. 15 Nov.,
1866, A. H. Lamprey, farmer of Belmont, and had six
children: (1) Eva E., (2) Carleton A., (3) Bessie L.,
(4) Leonard, (5) Sadie.
2 Lauren Weeks, b. 19 Sept., 1847; m., 1st, Jennie Ray of
Concord, who d. 21 Mar., 1881 ; m.,2nd, Sarah Holt and
has four children: (1; Howard, (2) Edna, (3) Mattie,
(4) Nellie.
8 Anna M., b. 10 June, 1819; m. 21 June, 1879, E. S.
George, farmer, in Gilford. Children: (1) Agnes B.,
(2) Florence B.
4 Leland Morrill, b. 4 May, 1852; farmer; m. 10 July, 1881,
Lizzie A. Britton; res. Gilford.
5 Bufus Choate, b. 5 Nov., 1854; mechanic; m. Nov., 1880,
Mary Ellsworth ; res. Laconia.

86 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
6 Ella Lavina, b. 27 July, 1856 ; unm.
7 Frank Annis, b. 25 Mar., 1859; mechanic; m. 15 Nov.,
1884, Adella Folsom of Belmont; res. Laconia; has: (1)
Edith C.
8 Zoah Josephine, b. 23 Mar., 1860; m. 4 Dec, 1884, E. P.
Hadley; res. Belmont.
iv Mary Ann,6 b. 21 Sept., 1821; d. 16 Nov., 1828.
v Emeline Roxana," b. 21 Mar., 1827; m. 13 June, 1849, Ezra
Eastman, farmer, who d. 14 May, 1863; a soldier in the
12th N. H. Vols. She d. 22 Oct., 1872. Children:
1 Sydney Matthias (Eastman), b. 11 Oct., 1849.
2 Dan'l Webster, b. 21 Feb., 1851.
3 Abbie Maria, b. 16 Dec, 1852.
4 Nellie J., b. 30 Sept., 1855.
5 Jay Weeks, b. 25 Aug., 1858.
« Nancy Frances, b. 23 Jan., 1860.
7 Emma Weeks, b. 27 Aug., 1862.

69b
Dea. Asa Weeks5 (Mah,* Matt.," Sam.2 Leon.1)
born 1790, died 1862, farmer, and his wife Jemima
(Marston), had born in Gilford
Children :
i Stephen Mead,6 b. 13 July, 1816; m. 14 May, 1836, Jennie
Augusta Clark, and had five children. He became a Free
Baptist preacher and retired late iu life; res. Milford,
Mass. Children:
1 Charles Stephen? b. in Pelham 26 June, 1860; pattern
maker in Worcester, Mass. He m. in Woonsocket, R.
I., 1 Jan., 1879, Lettie Cutler Walker, and had five chil
dren : (1) Chas. Eugene,8 b. in Milford, Mass., 22
Apr., 1880. (2) Emeline Lettie, b. 2 Apr., 1881. (3)
Arthur Earl, b. in Worcester, Mass., 3 Oct., 1882. (4)
Jessie F., b. 26 July, 1884. (5) Lillie Isabella, b. 19
Aug., 1886.
2 Henry Elmer? b. in Grafton, Mass., 20 Apr., 1862; m. in
Milford, Mass., 18 Apr., 1885, Nellie Florence Part
ridge, and had : (1) Elmer Leslie,8 b. in Milford, Mass.,
2 Jan., 1886. (2) Percy Jackson, b. in Milford, 13 Aug.,
1887.
3 Mary Luella? b. in Milford, Mass., 1864.
4 Edgar Willard? b. 4 Aug., 1873.
5 Ernest Asa? b. 2 Sept., 1875.
ii Wm. Burleigh,6 b. 23 Nov., 1818; m. in Gilford, 21 Sept.,
1842, Rhoda O. Davis; d. in Rosita, Col., 1 June, 1879.
Children :
1 Clara E.? b. 7 Sept., 1844; m. 3 Nov., 1867, Geo. F. Buss
of Marlboro, N. H., and was divorced; res. 25 Maple
street, Worcester, Mass., and has: (1) Gertrude Inez,8
(2) Waldo Everett.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 87
2 Cassius Eugene? b. 10 Sept., 1845; was a soldier in Bat
tery B, Me. Artillery; d. in Norfolk, Va., 19 Jan., 1873.
3 Sarah D.? b. 17 Oct., 1851 ; res. Willimantic, Conn. ; P. O.
Box 248.
4 Frederick Arthur? b. 9 Dec, 1858; unm.
5 Bertha Agnes? b. 2 May, 1862; m. 19 Oct., 1881, Wm. J.
Hull of Granby, P. Q.
69c
Dea. Noah Weeks5 (Mali* Matt.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
bom 1797, died 1872, farmer, and his wife Mary (Dudley),
had born in Gilford
Children :
i Betsey Maria," b. 11 May, 1821; m., 1st, 17 Aug., 1851, A. S.
Ellis ; m., 2d, Israel Thompson of Belmont. Child of first
marriasie :
1 F. D. (Ellis).
ii Chas. Henry," b. 14 Apr., 1823, blacksmith; m. 14 Feb.,
1852, Polly Wadley; no children. Res. in Centre Harbor.
iii Alvah T.,6 b. 18 Aug., 1825 ; m. 8 Aug., 1848, Celina Blandin,
and had:
1 Ellen.7
2 Cora.7
3 Albert.7
iv Mary Jane," b. 15 July, 1827; m. 28 Feb., 1853, B. F. Nor
ton, and d. 4 Oct., 1854. She had one dau,
v Lyman M.," b. 27 Mar., 1829; m. 29 Feb., 1852, Mary Ann
(dau. of Morrill) Thyng and d. 25 Feb., 1854. She d. 23
Jan., 1854. They had:
1 Curtis Thyng? b. 8 Aug., 1853, a moulder, who m. 9 May,
1878, Geoigie A. Moulton, and had: (1) Clarence L.,8
b. 13 Mar., 1880; (2) Arthur Horace, b. 7 Dec, 1882;
(3) Harlan Curtis, b. 11 Apr., 1884; (4) infant, b. 20
Sept., 1887.
vi Eleanor P.,6 b. 10 June, 1832; m. Albert Rogers.
vii Hannah Adeline,6 b. 3 July, 1834; d. 28 Apr., 1851.
viii Noah D.,6 b. 13 Oct., 1836, mechanic; m. 23 Apr., 1871, Em
ma E. Jewell, se. 20, of Laconia. Children:
1 Frank E. Jewell? b. 21 July, 1873.
2 Charles E.? b. 9 Dec, 1875.
3 Lena M.? b. 17 Jan., 1878.
4 EvaL.? b. 17 May, 1885.
ix Anna F.,6 b. 14 Oct., 1838; m. 30 Oct.. 1870, Wm. H. Lam
prey, of Gilmanton ; mechanic. No children.
x Hazen Prescott,6 b. 22 Oct., 1840, farmer; he has been se
lectman of Gilford, representative to the Legislature and
held other offices of responsibility ; m. 4 Jan., 1870, Mary
S. Roberts, and had :
1 Walter S.? b. 20 July, 1874.
2 Bessy E.? b. 30 June. 1884.
xi Sarah S.,6 b. 18 Nov., 1842; m. 5 Jan., 1867, Hiram Emer
son, and had :
1 Oscar (Emerson).

88 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
69d
Josiah Weeks5 (Josiah,* Jed.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.1) born
1812, died  , and his wife Mary K. (Eastman), had
born in Bartlett
Children ;
i Helen Amanda,6 b. 22 Dec, 1840; m. 5 Mar., 1863, Alfred
E. Hamiltou, a sea captain; res. Chebeaque Island, Cum-
beiland Co., Me., and has children :
1 Clara Mabel (Hamilton), b. 9 Dec, 1864.
2 Walter Wyman, b. 16 Sept., 1869.
3 Alice Maude, b. 4 July, 1871.
4 Alfred Hale, b. 8 Mar., 1885.
ii Gporge W.,6 b. 29 Mar., 1844 ; m. 6 Oct., 1866, Martha Frye
Eastman ; is a blacksmith in Conway, and has one child :
1 Andrew J? b. Conway, 19 Dec, 1868.
iii Andrew J.,6 b. 18 Sept., 1846; not m. ; d. 20 Dec, 1868.
iv Clara Susan,6 b. 5 March, 1849; m. 14 Mar., 1869, David O.
(son of David and Mary) Hamilton, a farmer, and had chil
dren :
1 Charles Andrew (Hamilton), b. 10 Apr., 1870.
2 Addie Frances, b. 4 Dec, 1872.
3 Effie May, b. 13 May, 1874.
4 Geo. Wyman, b. 25 Aug., 1880.
v Reuben W.,6 b. 8 June, 1852; m. 20 Dec, 1879, Lizzie A.
(dau. of Wm. and Mehitable C.) Seavey, b. 2 March, 1861 ;
he is a merchant and postmaster, at Intervale, Carroll Co.,
N. H. ; they had b. in Conway :
1 Merle D.? b. 2 Apr., 1881.
2 Blanche I.? b. 11 Dec, 1882.
69e
Levi Weeks5 (on.,*Leon.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.1) born 1773,
died 1811, and his first wife Betsey S. (Willey), had born
in Brookfield
Children :
i John,*6 b. abt. 1806; m. ; d. in Dover, N. H. Had a son:
1 Willey7
(103) ii Josiah," b. 24 Aug., 1807; m. in Roxbury, Mass., 11 Apr.,
1832, Fannie (dau. of Jacob) Glines of Moultonboro,
N. H. ; settled, 1833, in Wolfboro, a farmer and black
smith, where he had four children and d. 19 March, 1888,
se. 72 yrs. and 8 mos.
iii Amasa" (Amos in Probate Records), b. abt. 1810; m. Chil
dren :
1 Eliza? m., res. in Taunton, Mass.

* John* and Amasa are said to have lived in Haverhill, Maaa.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 89
2 Sarah Jane?
S (Willey?)7
By second wife Dolly (Willey), had :
iv Levi," b. 4 Apr., 1812; d. 14 July, 1883, a farmer at Water
Village, Ossipee.. He m. 4 July, 1841, Hephzibah Good
win of Shapleigh, Me., and had six children :
1 Sarah Jane? b. 17 Nov., 1842, unm., res. 74 Myrtle St.,
Boston.
2 Geo. Marcellus? b. 26 Mar., 1844; a salesman for a tea
house in Chicago ; m. Agnes Burnfreid. Has no children.
3 Jere. Burns? b. 22 Oct., 1845; m. Lizzie M. Randall of
Vt., who was a teacher in N. J. ; res. 863 Jackson St.,
Chicago, 111., 1887. Children: (1) Laura Eloise,8 b.
30 May, 1876; (2) Florence Bell, b. 23 Aug., 1880;
and two sons d. in infancy.
4 Mary Ellen? b. 26 June, 1847 ; m. Peter B. Hersey, farmer
in Tuftonboro.
5 Laura Etta? b. Feb. 22, 1850 ; m. John W. Farrar ; res. in
Boston.
6 Levi Brown? b. abt. 1852; res., unm., on the homestead,
Water Village, Ossipee.
70
John Weeks5 (Jn.,* Leon. ,3 Jos.2 Leon.1) born 1778,
died 1842, and his wife Abigail (Colomy), had born in
Wakefield Children :
i William," b. 8 Sept., 1809; d. 23 June, 1874; m. Elizabeth
 of Effingham, and had :
1 Mary E.? b. in Brookfleld, 10 Apr., 1840; m. Nov., 1859,
Joseph Smith Wentworth, b. 1831, and hadb. in Brook
fleld: (1) Sherman, b. 2 July, 1860; (2) Lizzie May,
b. 14 July, 1862; (3) Olive Emma, b. 8 Sept., 1872; (4)
Willie R., b. 11 Aug., 1877.
ii Deborah,6 b. 29 Aug., 1812 ; m. 29 Nov., 1831, Garland Allen
of Wakefleld. Children:
1 Joseph (Allen), b. 3 May, 1833; m. Sarah Hubbard and
had four children. He was killed, 14 May, 1864, in a
battle at Ball's Bluff, Va.
2 Sarah F., b. 1 May, 1835; d. 8 Oct., 1862.
3 Sam'l, b. 13 Nov., 1842; m. 1 May, 1872, Emma Cummlngs
of Brookfleld and had six children b. in Brookfleld.
4 John Wesley, b. 3 Sept., 1849; d. in Feb., 1864
iii Nathan C," b. 23 Nov., 1818; m. 31 Jan., 1844, Ann Jane
(dau. of Spencer) Wentworth, b. 27 Oct., 1819, res. in
Brookfleld. Eight children :
1 Emily Ann? b. 1845 ; d. 1849.
2 JohnSwett?b. 24 Oct., 1850; m. 24 Dec, 1885, Ruth Young
of No. Wakefleld.
3 Geo. W-?b. 1852; d. Apr., 1856.
4 Emily A.? (2nd), b. 6 Oct., 1854; d. 20 Mar., 1885.
12

90 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
5 Horace? b. 1856; d. 1866.
6 «7as. M., b. Aug., 1868; d. Apr., 1866.
7 Asa Taylor? b. 13 May, 1863.
8 Lucretia? b. 13 Mar., 1865.
iv Louisa," b. 4 Oct., 1821; m. 1842, Edmund B. Tibbets, and
had :
1 /Susan A. (Tibbets), b. 17 June, 1847; d. 16 Dec, 1864.
2 Isaac, b. 9 July, 1859; d. 9 Oct., 1869.
v John Wesley," b. 29 Mar., 1827 ; m. , 1st, 10 Nov., 1850, Nancy
E. Quimby of Great Falls; she d. 20 Feb., 1881; hem.,
2nd, 9 Dec, 1886, Mrs. Mary E. (wid. of Jn. A.) Merrill
of Hampton Falls; res. in Brookfleld (P. O. Wakefleld).
Children by first marriage :
1 Matthias? b. 5 May, 1852; d. 4 Jan., 1881.
2 Ardell? b. 29 June, 1857; d. 21 Jan., 1864.
3 Lizzie G.? b. 22 July, 1859 ; d. 23 Jan., 1864.
4 Lyman? b. 6 Dec, 1864.
5 Dora? b. 3 Oct., 1868. 71
Phineas Weeks5 (Jn.,* Leon.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.1) born
1786, died 1859, and his wife Martha (Cotton), had born
Children :
i Martha," b. 20 Jan., 1817; m. 10 Mar., 1846, Joshua Cottle,
who had Ave children and died. The mother and three
children live at Wolfboro Junction, West Wakefleld. Chil
dren :
1 Martha M. (Cottle), b. 12 Oct., 1846.
2 rhineas O., b. 11 Sept., 1848.
3 Joshua O., b. 27 Feb., 1851; d. 4 Dec, 1864.
4 Nancy M.,b. 8 Jan., 1853; d. 14 Dec, 1864.
5 Mary L., b. 3 Oct., 1857.
ii Phineas J.,« b. 9 June, 1819; m. 25 Apr., 1849, Mercie Den
net Hayes of Tuftonboro ; res. in Wakefleld, a farmer,
and had b. in Wakefield :
1 Charles Albert? b. 2 Feb., 1850; farmer in Wakefleld.
2 Lizzie Maria? b. 5 Mar., 1851 ; m. 11 June, 1871, Chas. H.
Jenness ; res. Wakefleld ; had : (1) Perley Albert" (Jen
ness), b. 26 Feb., 1876.
3 John Henry? b. 28 Oct., 1854; m. 25 Dec, 1878, Orra Ella
Fernald of Ossipee. He is a farmer in Wakefleld, and
has : (1) Almon Fernald," b. 16 Aug., 1881.
iii Salome C," b. 21 Aug., 1821; m. 30 May, 1849, Nathan J.
(son of Nathan) Weeks, who d. 4 June, 1861; she d.
2 July, 1884 (see 72-ii). They had b. In Wakefleld :
1 Catharine Voorhees?b. 26 Oct., 1851; res., 1886, in Wake
fleld.
2 Arethusa Ellen? 14 June, 1854.
iv Brackett Marshall," b. 1 1 Mar., 1824; farmer in Wakefleld ;m.,
1st, 26 Nov., 1862, Elizabeth Almena Cottle of Wakefleld,
who d. 6 Jan., 1869. He m., 2nd, 14 July, 1872, Matilda
Allen.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 91
Child by first wife :
1 Ella? b. 23 Feb., 1864; d. 26 Mar., 1880.
Children by second wife :
2 Susie L.? b. 27 Sept., 1876.
3 Wm. G.7b. Sept., 1877.
4 Lizzie A.? b. 24 Apr., 1879.
5 Albert? b. 7 July, 1880.
6 Matilda A.? b. 30 July, 1884.
7 An infant? b. 20 Feb., 1887.
v Adeline Eliz.," b. 16 June, 1826; m. Miles Randall; d. 26
Nov., 1864. She had six children and all died.
vi Nancy F.," b. 14 Oct., 1828 ; d. 30 May, 1864.
vii John Furber," b. 7 Mar., 1835; a farmer in Wakefleld; m.,
1st, 24 June, 1861, Mary Lang, who d. 4 Dec, 1864; m.,
2nd, 29 Nov., 1865, Mrs. Lavinia Fogg (ne'e Seward).
72
Nathan Weeks5 (Jn.,* Leon.,3 Jos.2 Leon1) born
1788, died 1872, and his wife Sally (Clark), had born in
Wolfboro Children :
i Jacob C," b. 1820, was dealer in paints, oils, etc., in Brook
lyn, N. Y. ; m. there 16 Feb., 1847, Mrs. Catharine Bedell,
(nee Voorhees) of Brooklyn, and died 7 Aug., 1856. They
had :
1 Sarah C? b. 17 Dec, 1847; m. 12 Sept., 1872, Chas. E.
Sanderson, and d. 6 May, 1874, s. p.
2 Albert V.? b. 8 Feb., 1850; d. 2 June, 1879, unm. He was
a prominent member of the Crystal Fount Lodge, I. O.
O. F. of Woburn, and died of Injuries received at the
burning of the Chemical Works near that place. He
was bookkeeper for the company.
ii Nathan J.,6 b. 1822; m. 30 May, 1849, Salome C. (dau. of
Phineas) Weeks and d. June, 1861 (see No. 71-iii). She
d. 2 July, 1884. Children :
1 Catharine Voorhees?
2 Arethusa Ellen.7
iii Algernon S.,"b. 29 Aug., 1824; m., 1st, 30 Oct., 1850, Sarah
J. Rogers, b. May, 1828, of Jackson, N. H., who d. 27
July, 1874. He m., 2nd, 30 June, 1878, Mrs. Eliz. Moul-
ton ; is a farmer in Wakefleld. Children :
1 Frank S.? b. 31 Aug., 1851; m. 1 Aug., 1883, Isabella M.
Roles of Ossipee, where, in 1875, he settled as lawyer.
2 Nathan Otis? b. 27 June, 1855, a farmer and lumberman in
Wakefleld. He m., 1st, 20 Nov., 1875, Abbie M. Lary,
who d. 10 Aug., 1882; m., 2nd, 25 Sept., 1883, Florence
E. Shorey. Children by first marriage : (1) Ethel M.,8
b. 4 Sept., 1876; d. 1 Aug., 1882. (2) Eva G., b. 29
Jan., 1878.
3 Edgar? b. 3 May, 1859, taught school at sixteen years of
age; in 1878 entered Colby University, Waterville, Me.,

92 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
remained two years ; studied law with his brother, Frank
S. Weeks ; in 1884, was Register of Probate for Carroll
Co., N. H.
4 Walter Irving? b. 14 Sept., 1867, entered Wakefleld Acad
emy ; then at Westbrook Seminary, Deering, Me. In
1886, entered Bowdoin College.
iv Sarah C," b. 1826; d. 3 June, 1882, unm.
v Dea. Satchell," b. 1 Dec, 1828 ; m. 28 Nov., 1856, Sarah (dau.
of Asa) Dow, b. 1839. He is a farmer and a respected
citizen of Wakefield. Children :
1 Asa H? b. 28 Apr., 1858.
2 Sarah D.? b. 8 May, 1863.
73
Caleb Weeks5 (Jn.,* Leon.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.1) born
1793, died 1844, and his wife, Patience (Dudley), had
born in Wakefield
Children :
i Lucinda," b. Aug., 1818 ; d. June, 1842.
ii Alpheus," b. 4 Nov., 1820; m. 6 May, 1848. Laura A. Page,
of Salem, Mass. ; res. in Salem, and at Wolfboro, N. H.
Children :
1 Alonzo P.? b. in Lawrence, Mass., 25 Feb., 1849, educated
at Salem; Cashier of Merchants Bank, Boston. He
m. in Boston, Apr., 1871, Mary Emma Chipman of Sa
lem, and had born in Salem, No. 6 Monroe St. : (1)
Laura Edith,8 b. 18 Aug., 1872; (2) Annie Ethel, b. 6
Apr., 1876. (3) Henry A., b. 29 June, 1879.
2 Bev. Alphonso M.? in Salem, Mass., 28 Oct., 1850;
studied at Salem, and at Tilton, N. H., grad. from Coll.
Liberal Arts, Boston Univ., 1877, and at Harvard Divin
ity School, 1880; ordained, 1881, over the First Unita
rian church, Chelsea, Mass. In 1882, he took charge of
Unity church, Denver, Colorado, where he died of spinal
meningitis, after thirty hours of illness.
3 Fred L.? b. in Salem, 8 Oct., 1856; res. in Boston, Mass.
iii Clarissa," b. Aug., 1822; d. March, 1846.
iv Sarah," b. 6 Jan., 1824; d. Aug., 1847.
v Dudley," b. 24 Apr., 1828; d. 17 Sept., 1862.
vi Frances," b. 12 May, 1832.
vii Gilbert M.,6 b. Sept., 1840; m. ; d. 16 Dec, 1883.
74
James B. Weeks5 (Jn.* Jn.,3 Joshua,2 Leon.1)
born 1784, died 1858, and his wife Betsey (Stanley), had
born in Lancaster

*AH Interested in the history of the Weeks Family are indebted to Frank S.
and his brother Edgar Weeks lor valuable records of their branch of the family.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 93
Children :
i Hon. James Wingate," b. 15 July, 1811; farmer, land sur
veyor, etc., m., 1st, 30 May, 1842, Martha Willard (dau.
of Solomon) Hemenway of Lancaster, who d. 5 Sept.,
1853, se. 35 years. He m., 2nd, Mar., 1859, Mary Eliz.
(dau. of Dr. Robert) Burns of Plymouth, who d. 2 Feb.,
1878, se. 52. He has been a man of influence and often in
office in Lancaster. Children :
1 Geo. Hemenway? b. 18 Mar., 1843.
2 Sarah Wilder?b. 16 Aug., 1845 ; m. Frank Oxnard of Me. ;
d. 16 Oct., 1870. He d. Apr., 1881.
3 Jas. Wingate? b. 27 Apr., 1849.
4 Clara H.? b. 13 Oct., 1851; d. May, 1881.
ii Mary Nye," b. 24 Aug., 1813; m. 1 May, 1851, Richard H.
Eastman; d. in Lancaster 5 Nov., 1856; had:
1 Mary W. (Eastman).
iii Sarah Stanley," b. 15 Nov., 1815 ; m. 15 Mar., 1839, Edmund
C. Wilder; d. in Colebrook 22 Mar., 1842; had one child
that died.
iv Hon. Wm. Dennis," b. 28 Feb., 1818; m. 4 July, 1843, Mary
Helen Fowler of Woodstock, Conn., b. 1820; d., after a
short illness, from a wound in his hand, in Lancaster, 27
Feb., 1885, se. 67. He was a farmer, a republican, and for
years a faithful and popular officer, deputy collector of
Internal Revenue, a judge of probate, etc. He had three
children :
1 Emma F.? b 1853; m. 1877, Burley Roberts, and had b.
in Lancaster: (1) Harry W. (Roberts), b. 1880.
2 Jn. Wingate? b. 1860; res. in Jacksonville. Fla. ; m., 1885,
Martha A. (dau. of Jn. G.) Sinclair. No children.
3 Wm. Chaney? b. 1863; res., unm., on the homestead in
Lancaster.
v John," b. 30 June, 1822 ; m. June, 185-, Ellen Merrill of Buf
falo, N. Y. , where they live with
1 James B?
2 Anna.7
vi Martha Eliza," b. 10 Dec, 1824; d. in Boston, June, 1872.
vii Persis Fayette,6 b. 3 Feb., 1831; m. 2 Jan., 1854, Rev. Geo.
M. Rice, who d. 20 Sept., 1882. Children:
1 Laura (Rice), m. Henry Piper of Dublin and has one
child.
2 Geo. M., med. student; res. with his mother in Dublin.
3 William, a dentist in Boston.
4 Mary Weeks, a teacher in Boston.
75
Noah Weeks5 (Wm.,* Jn.,3 Joshua,2 Leon.1) born
1790, died 1875, farmer, and his wife Charlotte (Quimby),
had born in Chester
Children :

94 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
i Sarah," b. 1818; d. unm., 18 June, 1869.
ii Noah Haines,6 b. 1819; res. unm. on the homestead, in
Chester.
iii Charlotte,6 b. 1821 ; d. unm., 17 June, 1862.
iv William,6 b. 1823; m. M. J. Moore of Candia, who d. s. p.
He res. in Chester.
v George Washington,6 b. 1826; m. Miss Currier, s.p.
vi Asahel," b. 1829 ; m. Mary K. Dustin, had four children b.
in Chester :
1 George Frank? b. 13 Feb., 1863; m. 20 July, 1887, Luna
L. Holman of Chester.
2 Asahel Dana? b. 8 Sept., 1866.
3 Chas. C.? b. 24 June, 1869; d. 10 Feb., 1887; se. 18.
4 John Alphonso? b. 24 July, 1872.
vii Angeline,"b. 17 Sept., 1832 ;res. with Noah H. in Chester, unm.
viii Franklin C," b. 1835; d. unm., in New York, 28 March,
1864. He was M.D. (Dart. Coll. 1858), Assistant Supt.
at the Asylum for Insane, Brattleboro, Vt., four years,
then at the Manhattan Asylum for the Insane, in N. Y.
City.
76
Charles Weeks5 ( Wm.* Wm.,3 Joshua2, Leon.1) born
1790, died 1863, of Hopkinton, and his wife Phebe
(Henry) , had born in Hopkinton
Children :
i Sarah A., m. Wm. Howe; d. in Goshen in 1886; and had:
1 Ada, w. of Frank Rowe of Waltham, Mass.
2 Frank.
3 Minnie?
ii Carleton," m. [1826]? Mary  and had :
1 Anna? w. of Ai Richards of Boston ; had one dau.
2 Frank? unm.
iii Amanda," w. of Horace Straw of Hopkinton, and had :
1 Andrew (Straw), m. and had one son.
iv Geo. K.," m., 1st, Melinda Green, who d. s. p. He m., 2nd,
Anna  .
v Brackett," d. in the army, unm.
vi Abbie A.," m. Moses E. Dodge, and had :
1 Dr. Henry (Dodge), of Goffstown, who m. Josephine Hoit,
and has one son.
vii William," m. Martha Warren of Goffstown, and has :
1 Geo W?
viii Josephine,6 unm.
77
Jonathan Weeks6 (Jona.,6 Jona.* Jona." [Jn.,2
Leon1]?) born 1804, died 1865, and his wife Mary
(Dame), had born in Rochester, N. H.,

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Children :

i Not named,
ii George Locke,7 b. 19 June, 1825; m. in Lowell, Mass., Re
becca Page, and d. there 23 June, 1855.
iii Rufus Spalding,7 b. 14 Sept., 1829 ; m. ; d. in Lowell, Mass.,
9 Nov., 1858. He left children.
iv Jn. Wesley,7 b. 24 July, 1832 ; m. ; A. in Lowell, 6 Apr., 1856,
s. p.
v Jonathan,7b. in Lowell, Mass.. 7 Aug., 1835; d. 23 Aug., 1835.
vi Ovan Francis,7 b. in Lowell, 30 Sept., 1837 ; d. there, 5 May,
1843.
vii Joseph Dame,7 b. in Lowell, Mass., 3 Dec, 1840; m. in
Pittsburg, Pa., 28 Feb., 1871, Martha J. (dau. of S. S.
and Sarah M.) Fowler of Pittsburg, Pa., b. there. He is
editor of American Manufacturer, a weekly paper, in
Pittsburg, Pa. They had :
1 Emma A.? b. in Pittsburg, 18 Nov., 1875.
viii Edward Francis Locke,7 b. 4 Nov., 1842; d. in Lowell, 1
Apr., 1860.
ix Mary Ella,' b. 14 Apr., 1849.
78
Joseph H. Weeks6 (Jos.,6Jn.,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon1)
and his wife Asenath (Barstow) , had
Children :
i Edwin,7 b. in Newcastle, Me., 11 Sept., 1820; a mason in
Thomaston; m. Sept., 1847, Mary A. Overlook of Waldo
boro, Me. ; rem. late to Charlestown, Mass. Children :
1 Alfred D.? b. 1851 ; foreman, Farmer office, Augusta,
Me. ; m. 1873, Jennie Stanley of Augusta, Me., and had :
(1) Addie,9 b. June, 1876.
2 James E.? b. 1854; m. Sept., 1882, Fannie Wetherbee of
Charlestown, Mass., where he is a letter-carrier; has
(1) Ralph C.,9 b. Aug., 1884.
3 Emma F.? b. [1858]?
ii Elizabeth,7 b. 14 Nov., 1826; m. Jan., 1848, Abram Par
tridge; d. in Jefferson, Me., 7 Oct., 1852, ae. 26. She had
1 Charley,8 d. se. 19.
iii Emily7 (twin sister of Elizabeth), b. 14 Nov., 1826; d. as.
12.
iv Elijah B.,7 b. 1 July, 1828; of Newcastle, Me.; m. Caroline
Hodgkins of Jefferson; and had :
1 Melrose? a carpenter in Charlestown, Mass.
2 Ida C? living, uuin., with her parents in Newcastle, Me.
3 A dau?
v Martha A.,7 b. 10 June, 1840; m. abt. 1871, Gardner Cram of
Brunswick, Me. ; d. 1873, leaving an infant that soon died.
79
Ephraim Weeks6 ( Thos. ,5 Jn. * Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1786, died 1867, and his wife Abigail (Peaslee), had :

96 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
Children :
i Sewall,' d. an infant.
ii Edward,7 m. Ruth Chisam of Alna, Me.
iii Susan T.,7m. Stinson (son of Winthrop) Weeks, b. 1813;
had Ave children (see No. 47-ix).
iv Jerusha.7
v Sewall,7 m. Arietta B. Hall ; d. 14 May, 1867.
vi Rebecca,7 m. Joseph Perkins of Newcastle, Me.
vii Abigail,7 m. Carleton Hoyt of Augusta, Me.
viii Ephraim,7 m. Clara A. Smith of Boston.
ix Thomas,7 m. Ellen Clary of Jefferson, Me.
80
Thomas Weeks6 (Thos.,6 Jn.,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1791, died 1881, and his wife Mary (Otis), had born
in Jefferson, Me.,
Children :
i Samuel Piper.'
ii Mary O.7
iii Ruth T.,7 m. Mr.  Shurtleff.
iv Thomas W.7
v Otis T. ? m. Ellen Weeks of Jefferson.

81
Hon. Joseph Weeks, jr.6 (Thos.,6 Jn.,* Jn.,3 Sam..2
Leon.1) born 1793, died 1870, and his wife Jane (Jack
son), had born iu Jefferson, Me.,
Children :
i Margaret J.,7 b. 20 Oct., 1820; m. Dr. Briggs T. Carter of
Jefferson and had no children.
ii Leander,7 b. 22 Nov., 1823 ; m. 17 Jan., 1847, Mary Jane Ross
of Jefferson ; rem. Sept., 1852, to Rockland, Me.; was a
merchant till 1870. From 1858, he was city treasurer
twenty-seven years. His children b. in Jefferson were :
1 Georgia? b. 4 Nov., 1847.
2 Alphonso B.? b. 26 Sept., 1849 ; is a dealer in crockery in
Rockland, Me.
3 Jennie M.? b. iu Rockland, 24 July, 1858.
4 Frank L.? b. 25 June, 1862, is a clerk with his brother, A.
R. Weeks.
iii Rachel M.,7 b. 1 Apr., 1826; m. Wm. J. Bond of Jefferson
and has no children.
iv Angella G.,' b. 14 Apr., 1828; m. Edward G. Meserve, and
d. s. p.
v Ruth A.,7 m. (as 2nd wife), Edward G. Meserve and had
three children.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 97
82
Benjamin Weeks6 ( Thos. ,B Jn. ,* Jn. ,3 Sam. ,2 Leon.1)
born 1795, and his wife Jane (Weeks), had
Children :
i Abiel,7 d. young.
ii William,7 m. Lucy Shepard of Jefferson, and had :
1 Allen? A. young.
2 Florence? m. William Carpenter of Fittston, Me., and
had : (1) Harold W.,9 b. 1882.
iii Elbridge S.,7 m. Mary J. Pillsbury of Jefferson, and had :
1 Winnie? m. and had one child.
2 Frank? m. Ellen  , had one son, and both died.
3 Fannie? a teacher.
4 Nellie8.
iv Hannah J.,7 m. Joseph Chaney of Whitefleld. Had two sons.
v Winthrop,7 m. Abby Sproul of Jefferson.
vi Ruth A.,7 m. Jn. Dunton of Jefferson and had :
1 Ellen (Dunton), wife of Abiel Avery of Jefferson; with
one son.
vii Thomas T.,7 m. Emeline Wallace of Montville, Me., and had :
1 Edith? w. of Capt. Delano of ship Austria.
2 Mabel? a teacher.
viii Benj. C.7
ix Abiel N.,7 m. Carrie Meserve and had twins :
1 Benjamin?
2 Abiel?
83
Hon. George Weeks6 (Thos.,6 Jn.,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2
Leon.1) born 1803, died 1879, trader, etc., and his wife
Caroline (Haskell), had born in Jefferson, Me.,
Children :
i Roswell.7
ii Hon. George E.,7 b. 16 Dec, 1837, a lawyer, unm. Edu
cated at the Maine State Seminary, etc. ; res. in Augusta,
Me. ; has represented the city in the Legislature ; in 1880
was Speaker in the House, in 1884 State Senator.
iii Susan Frances,7 b. 9 Sept., 1841 ; m. Capt. R. E. Jones of
Randolph, Me., and has:
1 Carrie P. (Jones), b. 27 Aug., 1870.
iv Leslie,7 b. 16 Oct., 1845; dealer in stoves, tin, etc., E.
Jefferson; m. Jennie Young.
v Theodore,7 b. 14 Sept., 1847; farmer in E. Jefferson.
vi Minerva,7 m. Briggs C. Farnham, trader, and P. M. in E.
Jefferson, and has :
1 Flora B. (Farnham), b. 5 Feb., 1876.
vii Lida R.,7 b. 5 June, 1856 ; res. in E. Jefferson, Me.
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98 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMIXY.
84
John Weeks6 (Marie,6 Jn.,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1) born
1789, died 1844, called "John Weeks 3d of Jefferson,
Me.," and his wife Nancy (Jackson), had born in Jeffer
son Children :
i Rachel,7 b. 12 Sept., 1815 ; m. 2 Feb., 1841, Mellen Linscott;
res. in Jefferson ; had b. there :
1 Geo. E. (Linscott), b. 3 Mar., 1842; m. Sept., 1868, Ellen
Linscott ; is a farmer and teacher in Jefferson.
2 Matilda A., b. 1 May, 1843; d. 26 Sept., 1857.
3 John W.,b.7 May, 1848 ; m. 4 Dec, 1870, Emma Scott ; is
a teacher in Watsonville, Cal.
4 Clara B., b. 29 Oct., 1854; m. 29 Dec, 1880, Sam'l S.
Jackson ; res. in Jefferson.
ii Ambrose C.,' b. 30 Nov., 1818; d. se. 7 yrs.
iii Jackson,7 b. 17 Feb., 1822; m. 27 Aug., 1854, Clara (dau. of
Jn.) Bird of Rockland, Me., where he is a merchant of
the firm A. J. Bird & Co; has no children; has aided in
compiling this work.
iv John A.,7 b. 1 July, 1826 ; m. Harriet N. (dau. of Joseph G.)
Weeks (see No. 45-v) ; is a farmer on the homestead in
Jefferson ; had b. there :
1 Alice E.? b. 14 Apr., 1858; m. L. E. Cudworth; res. in
Bremen, Me.
2 Laura E.? b. 23 Sept., 1861 ; unm.
3 A. Herbert? b. 2 Apr., 1868.
4 Katie C? b. Oct. 7, 1875.
v Lysander M.,' b. 4 Nov., 1829 ; m. Oct., 1863, Fannie J. Gor
don of Brunswick, Me. ; is an architect and builder in
Brooklyn, N. Y., s. p.
vi Emily N.,7 b. 18 Aug., 1833; m. 1867, Henry S. Foster of
Hallowell, Me. ; res. in Lowell, Mass. Child :
1 Elmer E. (Foster), b. 3 Oct., 1868; d. 17 Oct., 1879.

85
Daniel H. Weeks6 (Winthrop,6 Jn.* Jn.,3 Sam.,2
Xeon.1)born 1796, died 1882, farmer and mason, and his
wife Margaret S. (Simpson), had born in Jefferson, Me.,
Children :
i James Potter,7 b. 24 Nov., 1819 ; m. Serena Y. Weeks (dau.
of Thos." and Hannah) of Jefferson (see No. 46-vi) ; had :
1 Wallace? m. Edith Church of Augusta.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 99
2 Maria? m. Chas. Appleton of Vassalboro; had three
children.
ii Martha Jane,7 b. 3 June, 1821 ; m. Jn. Nowell of Fairfield,
Me., who d. 1862, leaving twin daughters; teacher.
1 Bertha (Nowell).
2 Barzie.
iii Hannah,7 b. 26 Oct., 1822; d. 15 Dec, 1827.
iv Israel Simpson,7 b. 3 Sept., 1824; unm.
v Margaret E.,7 b. 28 May, 1826; m. Dan'l Ramsell who, abt.
1858, was instantly killed in a reservoir, at Waterville, Me.
She has since been matron of an asylum in Stockton, Cal.
Her children :
1 Harriet (Ramsell), m. A. Philip Blake, real estate broker
in San Francisco, Cal.
2 Emma, m., 1st, Jn. King and had: (1) Willie, (2) Eva;
m., 2nd, E. Carpenter of Sharon, Mass.
3 Lewellyn, m. Lizzie Baker of Rockland, Me. ; res. in Bos
ton.
4 Clara, m. Jack Crawford, and res. in Santa Rosa, Cal.
6 Ida May, m. Lewis (son of Wm.) Weeks of Jefferson, Me.,
and went to Santa Rosa, Cal.
6 Mary 0., m. Sabine Thrift of Oakland, now of Petaluma,
Cal.
vi Hannah,7 2nd, b. 1 Jan., 1828 ; m. Simon Nowell of Fairfield,
Me. ; d. 1860. Children :
1 Frank (Nowell),
2 Ella.
3 Etta, m. Chas. Pease of Avon, Me.
4 Georgiana, m. Farley Boynton, merchant, whose mother
was Ruth Weeks; res. in Brookline, Mass. (see No.
46-iv).
5 William, a clerk in Boston.
vii Daniel B.,7 b. 28 Aug., 1829; d. 14 Dec, 1840.
viii Bethania B.,7 b. 7 Jan., 1831; m. O. P. Howe, who res. in
Augusta, Me., and is a photographer and patentee of
" Howe's window screws." Children:
1 Lizzie (Howe).
2 Emma.
3 An infant son.
ix Sarah Ann,7 b. 4 Apr., 1833; res. in Stockton, Cal.
x Mary Octavia,7 b. in Hallowell, Me., 6 Oct., 1835; d. in Vas
salboro, 13 Aug., 1856.
xi Asenath,7 b. in Hallowell, 1 July, 1836 ; m. Hiram Potter of
Fairfield, Me., and res. there.
xii Barzania B.,7 b. 5 Feb., 1838; m., 1st, Chas. Davenport,
farmer of Chelsea, Me., who rem. to Kansas and was
murdered there. She m., 2nd, Chas. Kenber of Quincy, 111.,
and res. there.
xiii David Harlow,7 b. 21 Jan., 1841 ; m. Mary McDonald of Bos
ton. Children :
1 Wm. H."
2 Sadie?
3 Etta."
4 Dan'l B.»
5 James Melville? b. in Hingham, Mass., 4 Mar., 1885.

100 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
86
Myrick L. Weeks6 (Daniel,6 Jn.,* Jn.;6 Sam.,2
Leon.1) born 1813, died  , farmer, and his wife Harriet
(Wallace), had born in Jefferson, Me.,
Children :
i Luanna,7b. 1848; d. 1849.
ii Geo. F.,7 b. 1849 ; unm. ; farmer and stock dealer in Jeffer
son.
iii Chester W.,7 b. 1851 ; unm. ; merchant in Kingman, King
man Co., Kansas.
iv Annabell,' b. 1855 ; d. 1864.
v Cora A.,7 b. 1857.
vi Hattie A.,7 b. 1861; d. 1875.
vii Carrie M.,7 b. 1863.
87
Mark Weeks6 (Chase,6 Cole,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1800, died 1851, farmer, and his wife Clarissa (Os
good) , had born in Sanbornton
Children :
i Martha March,7 b. 4 Oct., 1824; res. in Laconia.
ii Nancy,7 b. 2 Sept., 1828 ; d. 1831.
iii Chase Cawley,7 b. 29 May, 1836; m. Nov., 1864, Sarah A.
Bickford, of Meredith. He was a teamster in Boston, and
dealt in carriages.
iv Mary,7 b. Nov., 1838; d. Sept., 1841.
v Horace,' b. 8 Feb., 1841 ; m. 1 May, 1863, Martha A. Moore,
of Candia. In 1876, was travelling agent of Am. Screw
and Wire Co.
88
William Brackett Weeks6 ( Jn. ,6Cole. ,*Jn. ,3Sam. ,2
Leon.1) and his first wife,  (Weeks) , had :
Children :
i Josiah,' of Waterford, Me., in 1885 ; had three children.
ii Henry Brackett,7 b., 1833 [d, in Saco, Me.]?
iii Ellen Elizabeth,7 d. unm.
Wm. B. Weeks married, second, Sally (dau. of Jo
seph) Farnham, of Sanbornton, and had
iv Geo. Washington, b. in Sanbornton, 8 July, 1837; m. 18
Aug., 1856, Eliza E. (dau. of Joseph J.) Farnham and res.
in New Hampton ; had :
1 Jas. William? b. in N. Hampton, 23 Feb., 1864,who lived
in Sanbornton, with his grandfather, Farnham.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 101
89
Moses Welch Weeks6 (Jos.,6 Cole* Jn.3 Sam.2
Leon.1) born 1792, died 1868, farmer on the homestead in
W. Sanbornton, and his wife Rebecca (Sanborn) , had born
in Sanbornton
Children :
i Sally Morrison,7 b. 3 Feb., 1814 ; d. 3 Dec, 1816.
ii Asa,7 b. 22 Dec, 1816; m., 1st, 10 May, 1838, Agnes D.
(dau. of Dan'l) Burleigh, who d. 2 Sept., 1856. He m.,
2nd, in Minnesota, 31 July, 1861, Angie Clark, who d. He
grad. (Dart. Coll.) 1846 ; taught in Hanover and So. Bos
ton; studied law, practised in Minneapolis; received pa
tents ou a rifle and a torpedo, which latter has been
adopted by the U. S. government. His home, in 1876,
was in Washington, D. C.
iii Sally,7 b. 5 Dec, 1818 ; ra. Isaac Aldrich, a machinist; res.
in Franklin; d. Feb., 1854. Her children were:
1 G. W. (Aldrich), b. May, 1848; d. July, 1849.
2 Viola E., b. 2 Aug., 1849; m., 1865, Frank Drake, ma
chinist, of Lake Village, then of Springfield, Mass.
3 Ella L., b. 31 Oct., 1851; m. June, 1870, Chas. P. Stone
of Fitchburg, Mass.
4 Chas. F., b. 4 Feb., 1854; m. 22 July, 1875, Ella M. Lov-
erlng of Worcester, Mass.; he is a painter in Fitch
burg.
iv Matilda Thayer,7 b. 20 Jan., 1821 ; d. 27 Apr., 1822.
v Eleazer Davis,7 b. 5 Dec, 1822; m. Laura (dau. of C. S.)
Piper, who d. 18 May, 1848. He m., 2nd, Nancy S. (dau.
of Nath'l) Piper, who d. 3 July, 1871, in her 46th year.
He was a teacher, a selectman, a justice of the peace,
etc., but has since removed from the homestead iu San
bornton "to Lake Village, where he has been a leader in
public affairs." Children :
1 Ellen E.? b. 27 Oct., 1845 ; m. J. H. Skinner, merchant in
E. Rochester, then in Stoneham, Mass., and has: (1)
Lilian Imogene (Skinner), b. 23 Oct., 1870. (2) Chas.
Orin, b. 15 Jan., 1872. (3) Mabel C, b. 16 Nov., 1873.
2 Mary Parker? b. 24 May, 1857.
vi Cyrene Tucker,7 b. 31 July, 1824; m. John F. Parker, shoe
manufacturer of Stoneham, Mass., who d. 13 Sept., 1867.
She d. 24 May, 1872. Children :
1 Walter S. (Parker), b. March, d. June, 1847.
2 Mary, b. 28 Dec, 1849; d. 16 Aug., 1852.
3 Fred. Leon, b. Dec, 1854; was, in 1876, clerk in the
mills at Belmont.
vii Lyntliia Mary,7 b. 3 July, 1826; m. Rufus M. Evans, a car
penter; res. in Cambridge, Mass. She d. 6 Apr., 1861. He
d. 19 Dec, 1875. Children:
1 Georgiana A. (Evans), b. 28 Jan., 1846; d. 8 July, 1847.
2 Geo. Bancroft, a carpenter iu San Francisco, Cal.

102 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMIXY.
viii Freeman Lowell,7 b. 31 May, 1830; a miner in California;
studied and practised medicine in San Francisco, Cal. ; m.
twice; had no children.
ix Almira Green,7 b. 30 Oct., 1831; m. in Gilford, May, 1849,
Francis Jewell Hoyt, a mason In Lake Village, b. in Gil
ford 13 June, 1826. Children :
1 Elvira Salina (Hoyt), b. Oct., 1851; d. 4 Aug., 1854.
2 Herbert Freeman, b. 28 Nov., 1855; res. in Lake Village.

90
Jonathan Weeks6 (Jona.,6 Cole,* Jn.,3Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1796, died 1872, and his wife Mahala (Colby), had
born in Sanbornton
Children :
i Horace,7 b. 6 Sept., 1823 ; m. 8 Sept., 1850, Abbie Post (dau.
of Alex.) Kiff; res. in Waltham, Mass.; expressman be
tween Boston and Waltham. Children :
1 Lyman Horace? b. 21 Aug., 1851 ; grad. Middletown, Conn.,
1872; is on the editorial staff of the Boston Post. He
m., 25 Dec, 1877, RubaCapliner of Northampton, Mass.
(of German descent), and has: (1) Marian Leslie,9 b. in
Boston, 3 April, 1880.
2 Frank Marcus? b. 1 May, 1853; m. 8 Sept., 1875, L. Annie
Jennison of Waltham, and had : (1) Marjorie Nelson,9 b.
14 Feb., 1879.
3 Wilbert Lewis? b. 14 July, 1859; expressman, with his
father.
ii Hiram,7 b. 19 July, 1825; m. 22 Mar., 1849, Caroline M.
Foster, of Newry, Me., sister of his partner, in the firm
Foster, Weeks & Co., produce, 65 Clinton St., Boston;
house in Waltham, Mass. Children :
1 Hiram Hazen? b. in Bedford, Mass., 1 Feb., 1860 ; is in the
shoe trade, Boston.
2 Herbert Delmont? b. in W. Cambridge, 19 May, 1853 ; d.
se. 1 yr.
3 Delmont Locke? b. 19 Jan., 1855; m. 16 Oct., 1879, Addle
M. Randall of Waltham; is of the firm Emerson, Weeks
& Co., 134 Summer St., Boston; house in Waltham.
4 Carrie Belle? b. 31 July, 1858 ; d. in East Lexington, 13
Nov., 1859.
5 Estelle Amanda? b. 11 Aug., 1860; d. 8 Aug., 1862.
iii Lyman,7 b. at Hill, 25 Jan., 1830; m., 22 Nov., 1864, Sarah
E. Jones of Searsmont, Me., b. 4 May, 1830. He was
fourteen years on the police in Waltham ; in 1885, officer
in Charlestown State Prison. His child :
1 Geo. Lyman?b. 12 Sept., 1859, iu Waltham; m., 1878,
Alice Worcester of Waltham.
Iv Sarah Ann,7 b. 9 Feb., 1833; m., 25 Jan., 1856, Bradford C.
Batchelder, b. in Audover, Mass., 3 July, 1814; a carriage
maker in Waltham.

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103

v Olive Elizabeth,7 b. 27 Oct., 1839; m. Jason J. Smith, now
of Boston, a physician. She d. in East Somerville, 13
Mar., 1877. Children:
1 Winfred Jason (Smith), b. 1860; d. 1865.
2 Leonard J., b. 11 June, 1867.
3 Alice Maude, b. 1873 ; d. SB. near 4 yrs.
4 Willie F., b. 4 Aug., 1875; d. se. 1 week.
91
EnochR. Weeks6 (Jn.,6 Benj.* Jn.3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1787, died 1867, farmer, etc., and his wife Sally
(Merrill), had
Children :
i Mary M.,7 b. 9 Jan., 1815 ; m. 15 Dec, 1833, Ezra W. Cleasby,
b. 28 Feb., 1809 ; d. 12 May, 1866. Children :
1 Sarah W. (Cleasby), b. 11 Apr., 1837; m. 1 Dec, 1860,
Simon P. Chase.
2 Hannah W., b. 22 Sept., 1838; m. 4 June, 1859, Jona.
Batchelder.
3 Henry H., b. 28 July, 1840; m. 20 Dec, 1862, Abbie H.
Clark, and d. 9 July, 1869.
4 Enoch W., b. 24 Oct., 1842.
6 Geo. B., b. 29 Oct., 1844; m. Jenny Hotchkins.
6 Albert P., b. 24 May, 1847; m. Jenny Parsons.
7 Mary E., b. 4 July, 1850; m. Bertram Locke.
8 Ellen C, b. 18 Oct., 1854; m. James Foster.
(104) ii IraM.,7b. 12 May, 1817; m., 1st, 23 Feb., 1843, Elizabeth
A. Bixby, and d. 5 Oct., 1881. She was b. 9 Nov., 1823,
had five children, and d. 16 Nov., 1854. He m., 2nd, 8
Sept., 1855, Mrs. Laura A. Harris, b. 17 Nov., 1832, who
had six children.
iii Hannah,7 b. 11 Mar., 1819; m. 17 May, 1840, Ferdinand C.
Kezer, and d. 30 May, 1857. She had :
1 Eliza Ann (Kezer), b. 3 Jan., 1845; m. 30 June, 1864, Jere
miah Howard.
2 Fayette A., b. 1 May, 1848; m. June, 1874, Laura Pear
sons.
3 Mary Cordelia, b. 5 Oct., 1853; d.13 Feb., 1855.
iv Albe C.,7 b. 25 Apr., 1821; m. 1 Mar., 1849, Elizabeths.
Kelly, and had :
1 Ella F.?b. 5 Apr., 1850.
2 Frank P.? b. 30 July, 1852; d. Oct., 1852.
3 Carrie Delia? b. 26 Mar., 1860.
v Esther,7 b. 28 Mar., 1823 ; d. 16 May, 1829, as. 6 yrs.
vi Tamar M.,7 b. 29 Apr., 1825; m., 8 Apr., 1849, Albert L.
Bixby, b. 18 June, 1825 ; res. in Nashua, and has aided in
this work. Children :
1 Charles A. (Bixby), b. 27 Apr., 1852.
2 Cordelia J., b. 15 June, 1854; d. 10 June, 1868.
3 Hannah K., b. 28 June, 1858.
4 Benjamin, b. 1 July, 1863.

104 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
5 Sarah Lavinia, b. 24 Nov., 1868.
vii Sarah A.,7 b. 2 May, 1827; m. 5 Dec, 1850; Levi C. (s. of
Levi) Whitcher, who was b. 1820, and d. 16 Feb., 1878.
1 Chas. E. (Whitcher), b. 25 Aug., 1853.
2 Edwin A., b. 16 Mar., 1856; d. 8 July, 1856.
3 Harrie A., b. 20 Sept., 1858.
4 Edwin C, b. 21 Feb., 1860.
viii Esther S.,7 b. 6 June, 1829; d. 30 June, 1843.
ix Enoch R., jr.,7 b. in Warren, 13 Apr., 1831; m. 5 Oct.,
1854, Melissa'M. Metcalf, b. 27 July, 1834. In 1872, rem.
to No. Haverhill ; has been often elected by the Demo
cratic party to the office of town clerk, treasurer, etc. His
children, born in Warren, were :
1 Frank M.? b. 3 Oct., 1856; d. 29-May, 1858.
2 Herbert? b. 16 July, 1859; d. 7 Apr., 1865.
3 Hattie? b. 20 Aug., 1862; d. 9 Nov., 1872.
4 Sarah Lizzie? b. 12 Nov., 1864.
5 Mary Melissa? b. 14 Feb., 1867.
6 Emma D.? b. 23 Sept., 1869.
x Cordelia T.,' b. 10 June, 1835 ; d. 2 Aug., 1852.

92
John Weeks6 (Jn.,6 Benj.,* Jn.,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1789, died 1845, farmer, etc., and his wife Abigail
Currier, had born in Danville, Vt.,
Children :
i Samuel D.,7 b. Orford, N. H., 26 Jan., 1812; m. 28 Aug.,
1838, in Lowell, Mass., Olive Wedgewood, b. 1805, res.
in Lowell. Children :
1 Geo. C? b. Lowell, 24 June, 1839, res. unm. in Lowell.
2 A son? b. 12 Jan., 1848; res. in Lowell with a family.
ii John, jr.,7 b. 10 Mar., 1813; d. 1831.
iii Wm. W.,7 b. 28 May, 1815; m. 8 June, 1841, Caroline Law-
reuce, b. 10 Oct., 1827. He is a shoe dealer in Montpelier,
Vt.,s. p.
iv Joseph S.H.7 b. 17 Feb., 1817; m., 1st, Jane Kelsey in 1841;
she d. and he m., 2nd, Laura Heath. His children were :
1 Adele? b. Danville, Vt. ; m. Lewis Partridge, and res. in
Camden, N. J. with children.
2 Harvey Kelsey? m., 2nd, Kate Eastman of Tilton, N. H.,
and had : (1) Annie.9
3 Mabel Clifton? b. Danville, Vt., 1833; m. Frank Reiley,
hatter in Jersey City, N. J.
v Alonzo,7 b. 22 Apr., 1819 ; ra. in Danville, Vt., 11 Feb., 1841,
Caroline A. Harris, b. 15 Feb., 1820; res. in Littleton; of
the firm "Weeks, Whittaker & Miner," "White Moun
tain Glove Works;" he has been much in town office in
Littleton. His children were :
1 John A.? b. 20 Oct., 1845; m. In Kalamazoo, Mich., 1873,
May Little, and is a shoe dealer; res. Yankton, Dak.,

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 105
with three children: (1) John Rockwell," b. 3 Feb
1876 ; (2) Fleta May, b. 2 Apr., 1878.
2 Percy? b. and d. 1850.
3 Mabel Ina? b. 14 May, 1858, to whom we are indebted for
valuable records.
John Weeks6 married, second, Rosina Brown, who had :
vi D. Franklin,7 b. 4 Apr., 1822; d. Feb., 1823.
vii Julia A.,' b. 19 Jan., 1824; m , in Danville, 22 Mar., 1847,
William Dole, b. 28 Sept., 1823, and d. in Danville, 1883.
Had b. in Danville :
I Augusta (Dole), b. 2 April, 1850; m. Frank Pease, and
had two children ; res. Mclndoe's Falls, Vt.
2 Minnie Adele, b. 21 June, 1856.
3 Katie Calista, b. 23 Nov., 1859.
viii Charles F.7 b. 15 May, 1827; m. in Danville, 3 Aug., 1850,
Ann Somers, b. 25 Aug., 1827; res. in St. Johnsbury, Vt.,
and has two children :
1 Bessie B ? b. 5 June, 1852.
2 James S.? b. 17 May, 1863.
ix Andrew J.,' b. 8 Mar., 1829; m. Chastina Heath. He is a
tanner in Littleton, and had :
1 John E.? ra. 1883, Hattie Bergen, and has : (1) Chastina
Cordelia.9
2 Nellie M ? b. abt. 1865.
x Lucinda M.,' b. 23 Dec, 1830; d. 1833.
xi Augusta M.,7 b. 16 Jan., 1884 ; m. 20 Nov., 1863, Jas. B. Mat
tocks, b. Jan., 1836, cashier of bank of Danville, Vt. Their
children were :
1 Sam'l (Mattocks), b. 5 July, 1864, is in a bank in Little
ton.
2 Wm. Dale, b. 26 July, 1866; clerk in Littleton.
3 Charles H., b. 13 Aug., 1871.
xii Henry Clay,7 b. 30 Jan., 1844 ; m. 20 Truly, 1871, Phebe Weed ;
was a shoe dealer in Danville, Vt., d> there 22 Jan., 1872.
92a
Jonathan Weeks6 ( Jn. ,6 Benj. ,*Jn. ,3 Sam.,2 Leon.1)
born 1794, died 1836, tanner and shoemaker, Lyndon,
Vt., and his wife Betsey B. (Huse), had born in Lyndon
Children :
i Betsey,7 b. 24 Oct., 1818; m. 1 Jan., 1840, Ephraim C. Brown
of Peacham, Vt. ; d. in Lyudonville, Vt., 18 Aug., 1879,
se. 61. Had :
1 Laura Eugenia (Brown), b. in Peacham, Vt., 28 March,
1850; res. in Kenosha, Wis., 1886.
ii George Huse,7 b. 2 June, 1821 ; m. in Danville, Vt., 21 Feb.,
1849, Martha Amelia Mattocks, b. in Danville, 16 Sept.,
1828, and had :
1 George Mattocks? b. 17 Sept., 1853; d. 3 Jan., 1854.
2 William Mattocks? b. 24 Apr., 1855 ; is on the R.R.
14

106 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
8 Harriet Betsey? b. 24 Apr., 1860; d. 16 July, 1863.
4 Caroline Esther ?b. 23 Jan., 1863.
iii John Meigs,7 b. 8 Nov., 1824; m. Louisa McGaffy ; res. in
Lyndon.
iv Benj. Franklin,7 b. 19 Apr., 1827; m. Mary Goodenough;
res. in Racine, Wis.
v Mary Jane,7 b. iu Lyndon, 25 Dec, 1829; res. unm. in
Kenosha, Wis.
vi Charles Marshall,7 b. 21 May, 1835 ; m. Jane Wilmot ; res.
62 Walker St., Lowell, Mass.
93
Brainard S. Weeks6 (Jn.,6 Benj.,* Jn.3 Sam.2
Leon.1) born 1801, died 1875, farmer, and his wife Sarah
M. (Chamberlain), had born in Piermont
Children :
i John Spencer,7 b. 20 Dec, 1841; m., 1st, in Haverhill, 4 May,
1867, Lettie P. Morrill, b. in Orford, 21 Aug., 1843 ; d. Law
rence, Mass., 20 Mar., 1872; m., 2nd, in Lebanon, N. H.,
14 July, 1874, Nellie J. Read, b. in Nashua, 29 July, 1845.
He was some years in a Lawrence cotton mill, then printer
in Haverhill, Mass. ; in 1876 rem. to a farm in Orford, N.
H., his present home. Had one child by first marriage :
1 Stephen Morrill ?b. Lawrence, Mass., 16 Dec, 1871; in 1888,
student in Haverhill Academy.
Children by second marriage :
2 Geo. Edwin? b. 19 Apr., 1880.
3 Lettie May? b. 14 Oct., 1882.
ii Esther Minerva,7 b. 10 Dec, 1842; m. in Bristol, N. H.,31
July, 1864, Alonzo Webster, b. in Wentworth, 12 Jan.,
1840, farmer and carpenter, in Edenville, Iowa. Children
were :
1 Lettie May (Webster), b. 13 Sept., 1867; d. iu Edenville,
9 Apr., 1869.
2Alphonso, b. 16 Nov., 1870.
SJn. S., b. 20 Sept., 1873.
iii Rhoda Ann,7 b. 23 Jan , 1844; d. 25 May, 1845.
iv William Chamberlin,7b. 12 Mar., 1846; insurance agent; m.
28 May, 1874, in Edenville, Iowa, Ruth Ann Scott, b. in
Ohio, 9 June, 1856, and has children :
1 Lettie May ?b. in Edenville, 13 Sept., 1867 ;d. in Edenville,
9 Mar., 1869.
2 Benj. 0.? b. 28 Jan., 1878.
3 Charles L.? b. 7 Mar., 1880.
4 Nellie May? b. 6 Mar., 1882.
5 Edith L.? b. 17 Mar., 1884.
6 Cecil E.?b. 11 Sept., 1886.
v Mary Brown,7 b. 15 Jan., 1848; m. in State Centre, Iowa,
2 Dec, 1868, Frank Edmunds, b. in Chichester, N. H.,
1842. She d. in Edenville, 6 Feb., 1870. Her infant, b. 17
Nov., 1869, d. the same day.

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vi Jason Gorham,7 b. 10 Sept., 1850; d. 27 June, 1851.
vii Charles Asa,' b. 13 June, 1860 ; farmer in Collyer, Kansas ; m.
in Edenville. Iowa, 8 Feb., 1883, Emma F. Love, b. in
Stoutsville, O., 20 Jan., 1863. Children :
1 George Arthur? b. in Edenville, 25 Nov., 1884 ; d. in Collyer,
Kansas, 5 Aug., 1886.
2 Kittie Grace? b. in Collyer, Kansas, 18 Mar., 1886.
94
Samuel P. Weeks6 (Mth'l,6 Jn.,* Malt.3 Jos.,2
Leon.1) born 1784, died 1829, and his wife Huldah
(Knight), had
Children :
i Josiah Knight,' b. 3 Dec, 1808; m. Elsie Monk; had b. in
Paris, Me. :
1 Samuel Dexter? b. Feb., 1830; m., 1st, Linda M. Rawson;
2nd, Martha Clark; had: (1) Mary,9 b. in Paris Hill, Me.,
where he was postmaster and where he d. Nov., 1874.
2 James Freeman? b. 1831.
3 Mary Huldah? m. Jacob Briggs.
4 Clarissa? A. 1876.
ii Napoleon B.,7 b. 1 Jan., 1811.
iii Sarah,7 b. in Buckfleld, Me., 26 Dec, 1813; m. Silvester
Tirell of So. Weymouth, Mass.
iv Nathaniel,7 b. 3 May, 1815; res. in So. Weymouth, Mass.
v Clarissa,' b. in Paris, Me., 3 Feb., 1819; res. in So. Ran
dolph, Mass.
vi Andrew,7 b. 26 Nov., 1821 ; res. in So. Rumford, Me.
vii Joshua,7 b. 28 Nov., 1823.
viii Geo. W.,7 b. 7 Apr., 1826.
95
Maj. Nathaniel Weeks6 (Mth'l,6 Jn.,* Malt.,3
Sam.,2 Leon.1) born 1796, died 1874, merchant, and his
wife Harriet B. (Gilman), had born in Exeter
Children :
i George M.,7 b. 3 Nov., 1821 ; d. in Exeter, 8 May, 1888 ; m.,
in Exeter, 6 Nov.., 1847, Ann Towle, b. in Nottingham 24
Aug., 1824; had b. in Exeter:
1 Nath'l Gilman? b. 22 June, 1848: m. Elizabeth Austin;
had: (1) Edward Walker,9 (2) Earl D wight, (3) Perley
Gilman, (4) Annie Carter.
2 Mary Long?b. 26 Dec, 1854, is, in 1888, with her Aunt
.Carter.
ii Augustus Henry,7 b. 13 Jan., 1824; merchant; m. In Exeter,
19 Oct., 1853, Martha Augusta (dau. of Lewis W.) Per
kins ; d. in Exeter 18 July, 1879. Their children were :

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1 Frederick Lewis? b. 3 Sept., 1854; printer; unm. in Exe
ter.
2 Harriet Ida? b. 23 Oct., 1856; res. in Exeter; unm.
3 Carrie Belle? b. 30 May, 1860; unm.
4 Phil. Carter? b. 7 May, 1865; clerk in hardware store in
Exeter.
6 Julia Frances? b. 24 Sept., 1874; res. in Exeter with her
mother.
iii Nathaniel,7 b. 14 May, 1826; grocer in Exeter; m. 9 Nov.,
1854, Frances A. (dau. of Benj. and Frances) Prescott of
Kensington, b. 9 Sept., 1829, who d. in Exeter 18 Oct.,
1885. He d. 1 Nov., 1880. Children b. in Exeter :
1 Winnie F.? b. 12 Feb. and d. 26 Oct., 1856.
2 Fannie Amelia? b. 25 Aug., 1861 ; m. 18 Nov., 1885, Henry
Augustus Sliute, lawyer, of Exeter, b. there 17 Nov.,
1837.
3 Everett P.? b. 10 Feb., 1865; grocer; res. in Exeter.
4 Nellie A.? b. 20 June, 1868; d. 30 Aug., 1869.
iv Charles H.,7 b. 4 July, 1828 ; d. 13 Sept., 1830.
v Harriet Frances,7 b. 15 July, 1833; in. in Exeter, 13 Mar.,
1860, Rev. Nathan F. Carter, pastor, in 1887. of Congrega
tional Church, Quechee, Vt., s. p. In 1888, edited "Sketch
es of Pastors of Congregational Churches in N. H."
vi Caroline Augusta,7 b. 21 July, 1840; m., 16 Dec, 1868, John
E. Rollins,* b. 12 June, 1839, harness-maker of Concord,
in 1887, a. p.
96
Timothy Weeks6 (Mith'l,6 Jn.,* Matt.,3 Sam.2
Leon.1) born 1801, died 1854, and his wife Elizabeth B.
(Whitney), had
Children :
i Adaline Eliz.,7 h. in Northampton, Mass., 2 Oct., 1826; m.
1860, N. W. Frye (as 2nd wife) ; res. in Everett, Mass. ;
d. Mar., 1887. They had:
1 Nathan Wyman (Frye).
ii Mary Abigail,7 b. in Granby, Conn., 28 July, 1828; m. in
Feb., 1849, Henry Augustus Fielding, and res. in Boze-
man, Montana; had :
1 Fred Augustus (Fielding), m. ; with no children.
iii Harriet Gilman ? b. in Sutton, Mass., 25 Sept., 1830; m.
1 July, 1849, Jere. S. Hall, who was killed in battle at Get
tysburg, Pa., 2 July, 1863. She is a widow in Lowell,
Mass., having;
1 Albert Henry (Hall), who m. and res. in N. Y. city with
two children: (1) Harriet A. (Hall), b. 12 Mar., 1884;
(2) Harry M., b. 2 Apr., 1885.

* John E, Rollins8 (son of John and Elizabeth (Hill) Rollins of Exeter, now of
Concord) see Rollins' Genealogy.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 109
iv Augustus Whitney,7 b. in Worcester, Mass., 5 Feb., 1833,
is a merchant in Lowell; m., 25 Mar., 1867, Lauretta Frye,
and had :
1 Lauretta E.?A. an infant.
v Cynthia Jones,7 b. 25 Mar., 1836, at Cavendish, Vt. ; d. at
Perkinsvllle, Vt., 15 May, 1842.
vi Ellen W.,; b. in Perkinsville, Windsor Co., Vt., 2 Oct.,
1838; m. in Groton, Mass., 8 Dec, 1862, Rev. Edward P.
Tenney,* b. in W. Concord, 29 Sept., 1835, and res. in
1885 in Manchester, Mass., with two children :
1 Emma Wilson (Tenney), b. in Lowell, Mass., 6 June, 1873.
2 Elizabeth Hale, b. in Ashland, Mass., 7 April, 1876.
vii Emeline Dorcas,7 b. 13 May, 1841 ; m. 2 March, 1869, Gen.
Lester S. Wilson ; res. in Bozemau, Montana, with two
children living ; one deceased.
97
Gilman Weeks6(Jn. L. ,6 Jn.,* Malt.,3 Sam. ,2 Leon.1)
born 1813, died 1879, farmer, and his wife Sarah (Fair
field ), had born in Tamworth
Children :
i Charles,' b. 9 June, 1839; res. 1885, in Denver, Col.; m.
and has children.
ii Hannah,7 b. 11 Oct., 1840; d. in Tamworth, 4 April, 1864.
iii Belinda,7 b. 20 Mar., 1842; d. 2 Jan., 1868. She m. James
Phillips of Swampscott, Mass., and had :
1 Charles (Phillips), b. May, 1867.
iv George,7 b. 10 June, 1843 ; m. ; res. in Lawrence, Mass.
Had one son.
v Samuel,' b. 3 Oct., 1844; res. in Madison.
vi John,' b. 1 June, 1847; d. in Tamworth, 9 Aug., 1866.
vii William,7 b. 16 Nov., 1851, farmer in Tamworth; m. there
7 Nov., 1881, Mary E. (dau. of Zenas and Martha H.)
Blaisdell, b. in Tamworth, 21 June, 1849. Children b. in
Tamworth :
1 Hannah M? b. 14 Dec, 1883; d. 4 July, 1884.
2 Bessie M.? b. 1 April, 1885.
3 Charles? b. 12 March, 1887.
98
Joseph Weeks6 (Eliph.,6 Sam.,* Matt.,3 Sam.,2
Leon.,1) born 1796, died 1832, farmer, and his wife Sally
(Barker), had born in Cornish, Me.,
Children :

?Edw. P. Tenney was son of Rev. A. P. Tenney.for thirty-fonr years the faith
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110 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
i Nancy,7 b. 1821 ; m. Sam'l Lord of Limerick, Me., and had :
1 Martha Ellen (Lord), d. 1878.
2 Joseph.
ii Martha K.,7 b. 1824 ; m. Sam'l Fenerson, farmer, res. in Gor-
ham, Me., s. p.
iii Ivory B.,7 b. 4 June, 1827; farmer; m. 22 June, 1856, Mary
A. (dau. of Sam'l) Moulton of Parsonsfield, and had b. in
Cornish, Me. :
1 Lauretta? b. 20 Sept., 1857; d. 24 Oct., 1862.
2 Joseph S.? b. 12 May, 1859.
3 Geo. W.? b. 1 Sept., 1861.
4 Effie E.? b. 19 Jan., 1864.
5 Birdie M.? b. 12 Dec, 1865; d. 29 Aug., 1882.
99
James Holmes Weeks6 (Eliph.,6 Sam.* Matt.,3
Sam.,2 Leon.1) born 1801, died 1880, and his wife Lois
(Ballard), had born in Chatham
Children :
i Mary A.,7 b. 12 July, 1838; m. Chas. Howe of Fryeburg,
Me., and had:
1 Chas. (Howe),b. 1863.
2 Mary A., b. 1864.
3 Willie W.
ii Charles B.,7 b. 1839 ; d. 1863, unm.
iii James M.,7 b. 30 Nov., 1841 ; a farmer in Chatham ; m. Mary
S. Osgood, of Fryeburg, Me. Children :
1 Nellie 0.? b. 1869.
2 Kate P.? b. 1874.
3 Winifred? b. 1884.
iv Lydia B.,7 b. 6 July, 1844; d., unm., 1883.
v Susanna P.,7 b. 1846 ; d.
vi Henry,7 b. 1863; d.
vii Submit Y.,7d.
100
Rev. Eliphalet Weekss (Eliph.6 Sam.* Matt.,3
Sam.,2 Leon.1) born 1803, died 1881, and his wife, Lydia
(Ballard), had born in Chatham
Children :
i Frank H.,7 b. 1830; d.. unm., 1858.
ii Lois A.,' b. 1832; m. Jas. Holmes Weeks of Chatham, and
had (see 102-1) :
1 Addie M., b. 1858; d. 1859.
2 Addie M., b. 1860.
3 Frank H, b. 1863.
4 Alice J., b. 1863; d. 1864.
6 Fred G.?b. 1869.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. Ill
iii Rev. Joseph P.,7b. 1834; res. in Conway; m., 1st, Athalinda
Weeks, who d. 1866 ; m., 2nd,  and had :
1 Gertrude? b. 1876.
2 Florence? b. 1878; d. se. 10 months.
3 Clara B.? b. 1881.
4 An infant?
iv Cordelia L.,7 b. 1844; m. Joseph Erastus Weeks of West-
brook, Me., a farmer, and had (see No. 102-ii) :
1 Alice J., b. 1864.
2 Lilla M., b. 1871.
3 Maude L., b. 1876.
4 An infant.
v J. Dana',7 b. 1846; farmer in Chatham; m. Abbie S. Heath
of Conway, and d. 1876. Children:
1 Jennie M.?b. 1871.
2 A. Dana? b. 1872.
3 Grace B.? b. 1874.
4 Frank H.? b. 1876; d. 1878.

102*
John Weeks6 (Eliph.,6 Sam.,* Matt.3 Sam.2 Leon.1)
born 1810, died 1880, farmer, and his wife Mehitable
(Holmes), had born in Parsonsfield, Me.,
Children :
i James Holmes,7 b. 30 Mar., 1831 ; m. Lois A. Weeks of
Chatham and had five children b. there (see No. 100— ii).
ii Joseph Erastus,7 b. 18 July, 1833; farmer in Westbrook,
Me. ; m. Cordelia L. (dau. of Eliphalet) Weeks and had
four children (No. 100-iv).
iii Dr. Stephen Holmes,7 b. in Cornish, Me., 6 Oct., 1835;
M.D. , University, Penn., 1864; soon settled in Portland,
Me. ; taught anatomy and surgery in the Portland Medical
School. In 1876 was chosen Professor of anatomy in Bow-
doin College and in 1880 was in Europe. In 1881 was
Professor of surgery. He m. Mary A. (dau. of Rev. Paul
C.) Richmond of Fryeburg, Me., and had :
1 Marion? b. 1870.
iv Eliphalet,7 b. in Limerick, Me., 19 Jan., 1837; d. in childhood.
v Athalinda,7 b. in Limerick, 10 Aug., 1840; m. Rev. J. P.
Weeks of Conway ; d. 1866, s. p. (see No. 100— iii).
vi Susan A.,7 b. 18 Mar., 1843; m., 1st,  Chase and had :
1 Frank B. (Chase).
She m., 2nd, Wm. Head, a farmer on the homestead,
in Chatham, N. H., and had :
2 Perley K. (Head), b. 1877.
3 Mabel, b. 1882.
4 An infant, A.

?Records of 101 not received.

112 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
vii Dr. Albion,7 b. 24 Oct., 1845; m. ; res. in Providence, R. I.,
where he died, 10 Feb., 1887, s. p.
viii John,7 b. in Chatham, N. H., 24 Feb., 1848; d. in childhood.
ix John, 2nd,7 b. iu Chatham 22 Aug., 1856, lost for many
years. He entered Dartmouth College, left on account
of ill health, travelled, and has not returned.
103
Josiah Weeks6 (Levi,6 Jn.,* Leon.,3 Jos.,2 Leon.1)
born 1808, died 1880, blacksmith, etc., farmer, and his
wife Fannie (Glines), had born in Wolfboro
Children :
i Edwin Levi,'b. 15 Apr. [1836];? d. 22 Dec, 1877, 83 42
yrs. and 8 mos.; m., in Essex, Mass., 23 Nov., 1859,
Mary Parker Burnham Arnold of Charlestown, Mass. ;* had
b. in No. Somerville, Mass., children :
1 Frank Ludlow? b. 15 Dec, 1860; d. 14 Sept., 1882, se. 21.
2 Fred. Augustus? b. 26 Aug., 1862; m. 17 June, 1885, Ce
cilia Blanche Conners.
3 Edith Mabel? b. 11 Jan., 1864; m. 1 Aug., 1882, Chas.
Herbert Boothby; had (1) Edith M.,9 b. 29 May, 1883;
d. 4 June, 1883. (2) Carl Herbert, b. 8 Oct., 1884.
4 Edgar LeForest? b. 16 July, 1865.
ii Lydia Jane,7 b. 29 Aug., 1840; m. in Manchester, 25 Nov.,
1869, Charles H. Nudd of Wolfboro; res. iu Lexington,
Mass. Child:
1 Helena M. (Nudd).
iii Fannie E.,' b. 25 Aug., 1845; m. Sept., 1865, Josiah W.
Chamberlin; res. in Wolfboro, and has:
1 Nellie M. (Chamberlin).
iv Alvin Jacob,' b. 15 Mar., 1847; m., 1st, 14 May, 1880, Au
gusta M. Wiggin of Tuftonboro, who d. 22 June, 1882.
He is a farmer; res. in Wolfboro; m., 2nd, 4 May, 1885,
Alida M. Hinds, and has :
1 Lillie M.? b. 14 April, 1886.
104
Ira M. Weeks7 (Enoch B.,6 Jn.,6 Benj.,* Jn.,3
Sam.,2 Leon.1) born 1817, died 1881, and his first wife,
Elizabeth A. (Bixby), had born
Children :
i Sabina E.,8 b. 1 June, 1844; d. 2 Mar., 1850.
ii Charles Al,8 b. 29 June, 1846; d. 15 Aug., 1849.
iii Albe Cady,8 b. 5 Dec, 1848.
iv Abel M.,8 b. 9 Mar., 1851 ; m. 29 Nov., 1875, Cora A. Smith.
v George H.,8 b. 5 Mar., 1853 ; d. 11 Feb., 1865.
» Aug., 1887, Mrs. Edwin L. Weeks res. Evergreen Ave., Somerville, Mass.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. H3
By his second wife Laura A. (Harris), he had :
vi Emma Jane Harris,8 b. 20 Sept., 1858.
vii Ettie E.,8 b. 21 Feb., 1860; d. 9 Feb., 1865.
viii Henry E.,8 b. 26 May, 1862.
ix Charles L.,8 b. 15 June, 1864.
x Kate Cordelia,8 b. 15 June, 1872.
xi Fred.,8 b. 9 Mar., 1875.

FAMILIES WHOSE CONNECTION IS NOT
TKACED. 105
James Weeks4 (baptized in 1742, as servant of Jona
than3) (Jn.,2 Leon.1) , supposed to have been his nephew,
grandson of John,2 was a soldier in the Revolutionary War
and removed from Greenland and settled in Cabot, Vt.,
and had two sons :
i James,5 b. 1780; m. in Exeter, 30 Nov., 1800, Eliz. Marsh,
of Exeter, and res. there.
ii John.5
James Weeks5 (Jas.,* Jn.,2 Leon.1) born 1780, died
1863, brick mason, and his wife Elizabeth (Marsh), had
born in Exeter
Children :
i Elizabeth Ann," b. Sept., 1801; m. Richard Alley, b. Sand
wich, 1801, and had children :
1 James Wm. (Alley) ,who d. as. 20.
2 Eliz. Frances, b. 1821 ; m. 1854, Henry H. Chesley, b. in
Durham, 1823, now of Newmarket Junction.
3 Ellen Sumner.
4 Bichard Frank.
ii James,6* b. 1806 ; m. 1826, Sarah Place of Lee, who d. July,
1863. He was a bricklayer and a market man, and had six
children b. in Exeter. He d. there 8 June, 1888. Children :
1 Sarah Elizabeth? b. 1829 ; m. Nathan Langmaid of Exeter,
and had : (1) Nellie,8 who m. Harrison Tilton of Deerfleld.

* "Jas. Weeks, Jr., and Sarah Sheriff, both of Exeter, m. 5 Feb., 1837." (Exeter
Town Records.; 15

114 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
2 Wm. P.? b. 1831; bricklayer in Exeter; m. and had one
child.
3 James? b. 1833?; a carpenter in So. Framingham, Mass.,
who m., 1st, Martha Morrison. Children: (1) Charles
E.,9(2) James, (3) Benjamin J., m. in Exeter, 1 Nov.,
1886, Cora L. (dau. of Weare Little) Folsom, of New
port, Me., and res. So. Framingham, Mass. He m., 2nd,
Helen Barker, and had : (4) Almira.
4 Jeremiah? b. 1833; [Co. B 3d N. H. Reg.]; m. ; d. 23
Mar., 1862.
5 Carrie Cowles? b. 1836; m. Jotham Rogers of Scituate,
Mass., and lives in Somerville, Mass., with four children.
6 John W.?b. 1838; m. 1862, Carrie Colcord of Brentwood.
Four children: (1) Florence W.,8 b. 1862. (2) Albert
Jacob, in drugstore. (3) Grade L., b. Feb., 1876. (4)
Alice C, b. 1877.
iii Hannah,8 b. abt. 1810; m. Jn. Glines of Northfleld, and had
two daus. in Haverhill, Mass.
iv Abigail,6 m., 1st, John (or Abr.) Hall of Boston, and had:
1 John (Hall).
2 A dau.
v Lydia Ann,6 b. 1812 (?) ; m. Elbridge Cole, painter of Som
erville, Mass., and had children:
1 Ambrose (Cole).
2 Edson.
vi John S.,6 b. in Exeter, 5 March, 1813 ; m. 1837,  Cole of
Boston. Children :
1 Caroline? b. 7 June, 1838, in Concord; m. 1862, Jn. W.
Morse of Brentwood. Children: (1) Florence W.
(Morse), b. 1862. (2) Albert J., in drug store. (3) Car
rie L., (4) Alice C.
2 John E. G.? b. Concord, 1841 ; d., unm., in the War.
3 AbbyE.? b. 1843; m. Alvin H. Miles.
4 James W. A.? b. 1845, of Exeter.
5 Sarah E. P.?b. 13 Feb., 1848; m. Chas. Lewis Rundlett,
machinist of Raymond.
John Weeks6 (Jas.,* Jn.2) born in Cabot, Vt. [bro. of
Jas.6], a teamster; records not received.

WEEKS FAMILY IN KITTERY, ME.
21 July, 1674, Wm. Weeks [supposed] of Kittery,
deposed in Rock Co. Court; he was about 45 years old.
Leonard of Greenland came from Wells, Somerset Co.,
England.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. H5
In 1637, Wm. (son of Jn. and Agnes) Weeks was bap
tized in Compton Marten (Chew Magna), Somerset Co.,
Eng. 7 Aug., 1639, his brother Leonard was baptized. The
father then lived in a part of the parish called Moreton.
About 1680, we find 107 Joseph and 108 Nicholas
Weeks of Kittery, brothers.*
Nicholas Weeks was appraiser of estate of Eph . Crocket
in September, 1688 ; witnessed a will 6 June, 1718. Is
named in brother Joseph's will, 19 Nov., 1741.
One Joseph Weeks witness of above will and appraiser
of estate [son of Nicholas] ?
107
Joseph Weeks2 [Wm.1]? brother of Nicholas of
Kittery, Me., died 1741.
He was appraiser of estate of John Mograg, 15 Mar.,
1705-6. He " owned ye covenant" and had his children
baptized 16 Oct., 1715. His wife Mary, at his death, be
tween 19 Nov. and 14 Dec, 1741, was executrix of his
will, signed 19 Nov., 1741.
His children were :
i Nicholas, jr.,3bapt. 1715; [will signed 1769]?; m. 1721 (pub
lished 30 Sept., 1721), Sarah Rice of Kittery ; both owned
ye covenant in 1735. Children :
(109) 1 Nicholas? bapt. 1735; m. Rhoda  .
2 John? m. Children: (1) Mary,5 b. 10 Oct., 1791. (2)
Phebe, b. 4 Feb., 1794. (3) Sarah, b. 11 Dec, 1800; m.
Stephen (son of Nicholas) Weeks of Kittery, b. 22 Jan.,
1801.
ii Benjamin,3 bapt. 1715 ; m. Elizabeth  , who in 1737joined
the church. Children :
1 Bichard? bapt. 1736; in Dec, 1751, witnessed a will.
2 Benjamin, jr.? bapt. 1736.
3 Mary? bapt. 1736.
4 Moses? bapt. 1736.

* I find Joseph and Nicholas Weeks, farmers, seem to have been men of influ
ence in the community, and that they were calletl upon to act as appraisers of
property, at the settlement of the estates of different persons, who died in Kittery,
and their names are found as witnesses upon wills, etc

116 LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY.
iii Abraham,3 bapt. 1715 ; m. Sarah  , who with her infant
was bapt. 1730.
iv Judith,3 m.  Hutchins ; was living in Nov., 1741.
v Martha,3 m.  Jones ; living in 1741.
vi A dau.3 [Mehitable]? who m. and had :
1 Benjamin Morgeridge? living in 1741.
108
Nicholas Weeks.2
Supposed children :
i Joseph Weeks, jr.,3 m. Sarah  , who with him joined the
church in 1739. Their infant was bapt. 30 Apr., 1732, and
in 1734 the following persons were baptized, supposed to
be their children :
1 Josiah.*
2 William?
3 Joseph.*
4 Edith.*
5 Sarah.*
6 Susanna.*
109
Nicholas Weeks5 (Mch.,* Mch. ,s Joseph,2) of Kit
tery , Me. , and his wife  (Hutchins) , had born in
Kittery Children :
i Stephen,8* b. 22 Jan., 1801 ; m. Sarah (dau. of Jn.)Weeks of
Kittery, b. 11 Dec, 1800. Children:
1 Luther? b. 22 Jan., 1823; d. in Brewer Village, 24 Apr.,
1844.
2 Mark S.? b. 3 Nov., 1825, ship builder; m. 25 June, 1860,
Susie H. Covell of Boston, and had : (1) Isadore S.,8
b. 30 July, 1862; d. 14 Sept., 1863. (2) Carrie E., b. 25
July, 1863; m. Alfred Small of Bucksport, Me. (3)
Grace L., b. 13 May, [1800]?
3 Phebe? b. 14 Sept., 1828; d. 22 Sept., 1859; m. Geo. W.
Doane, Esq. Children: (1) Luther W. (Doane), b. 12
Oct., 1849. (2) Walter W., b. 12 Dec, 1852; a merchant
in Bangor. (3) Geo. E., b. 19 May, 1855. (4) Clara H.,
b. 7 Jan., 1859.
4 Alice? b. 2 Oct., 1831; m. Galen J. Brewer, farmer and
machinist; a grandson of Col. Jn. Brewer, the first
settler in Brewer village. Children: (1) Sarah, b. 4
Jan., 1864. (2) Maud W., b. 20 Jan., 1871.

* Each of these four sons of Stephen Weeks has been to sea and been master
of a vessel.

LEONARD WEEKS AND FAMILY. 117
5 Mary Jane? b. in Brewer Village, 14 Oct., 1834; m. 3
July, 1859, Joshua (son of Deacon) Hooper, b. in Cas-
tine, Me., 15 Jan., 1823. He is a merchant in Bucks-
port, Me., and has three children: (1) John W., b. 6
Apr., 1860, a merchant in Georgia. (2) Mary A., b. 10
Feb., 1862; m. Wm. W. Prescott of Brewer, merchant.
(3) Phebe J., b. 30 Sept., 1863.
6 Capt. John H? b. 14 Mar., 1839, is an officer on the Me.
Centre R.R. ; m. Corinna Hale, and has : (1) Stella,8 b.
17 Apr., 1864.
7 Charles A.? b. 25 June, 1841; merchant in Broken Bow,
Nebraska; m. Mary Kerr, s. p.
8 Martha Ann? b. 14 Nov., 1846; m. Edward Trafton and
had : (1) John A., b. 1 May, 1878. (2) Bessie C, b. 13
May, 1880.
H Nicholas.6
iii Samuel.6
(110) iv Charles,6 b. 1805; m. Abigail Lewis of Waterford, Me., and
had six children.
v Betsey.6
vi Alice.6
vii Mary.6 110
Charles Weeks6 (Mch.,6 Mch.,* Mch.,3 Joseph2)
born 1805, died 1887, and wife Abigail (Lewis), had
Children :
i Augustus,7 m. ; had children:
1 Anna."
2 Horace A."
3 Emma C.6
ii Abbie L.,7 m., 1st,  Robinson ; 2nd, John F. Stewart. One
child by first marriage :
1 Chas. (Robinson).
iii Cornelia.7
iv Hannah.7
v Wm. L.,7 m ; s. p.
vi Charles E.,7m; s. p.

APPENDIX.
NOTE I.
DEEDS BY LEONARD WEEKS.
Deed of Leonard to Joshua Weeks, Recorded 4 Sept., 1707, per
Wm. Vaughn, Recorder
To all Chistyan People to whoom this prent Deed may com I Lenard
Weekes of Greenland, Belonginge to Portsmouth, in ye Province of
New Hanpshere, in New England, Planter, Send Greetinge. Know
ye that the said Lenord Weekes, as well for and in consideration of
the naturall affectyon and fatherly Love w'h I have & do Bare unto my
well belove son, Joshawa Weekes of the same town and Provins
abovefaid as allso for other good causes & consideratyons mee here
unto moovings (and in confiderasion yt. hee Paye and Performe what
I hereafter order him in this Deed) Have Given, & Granted and by
these prefents doe Give, Grant and conflrme unto the Above mentyoned
Jofhewa Weekes all and Singuler thofe severall Parfells of Land and
other moovables hereafter mentyoned, viz. Thirty Acres of Laud ad-
joyning to a Place called Turning Poynte be the same moore orLefe,
and six acres of Salte Marfh adjoining to the Above faid land, be the
same more or Lefe, Lying on the Westerly side of William ffurburo I
allso Give to him two oxen and two cowes, & the one halfe of my Right
in a new Saw Mill Lately Bulte upon Weenecut River. I also give
unto him, the Said Joshewa Weekes the one halfe of all my Imple
ments of Husbandry, when they shall be Equally Divided betwene my
Son Sam'1 Weekes and hee the said Joshewa Weekes. The above
Joshewa Weeks, To Have and to hoold an Peaceably to Injoy the one
mentyoned Thirty Acres of Land be the Same More or Lefe. wth all
the ffences Timber, trees wood and underwood thereunto belonging
And the Six Acres of Salt Marfh be the Same more or Lefe, and the
one halfe of my Right to the Said Saw-mill, as also the one halfe of
my Implements of Husbandry as above said, To him, the Above men
tyoned Joshewa Weekes, his Heirs Exec'rs Adm'rs and Assignes, to
his & their owne Propper use, Benefits & Behoofes for ever. Hee the
Said Joshewa Weekes To Enter Upon and poffefe the above Mentyoned
Premefef, all Imedyatly after my Deaceafe, but not Before, Excepte I
Shall See Cause to Lett him to Improve Parte thereof Before. In Con-
sideratyon ofthe above mentyoned premefes, the Said Joshewa Weekes
Shall Paye, or Cause well & Truely to be paid unto his Brother John
Weekes, the sum of Ten Pounds in, or As money, to be Paid to him
Within three yeares after my Deceafe, as allso to pay to my Son Same-
well Weekes In Provifyou Paye as money, Twentie Shillinges a yeare
towards the maintenanfe of Elisabeth, my now Wife, for so longe as
shee Shall Remaine a Widdow, after my Death, and Consideratyon
thereof the said Joshua Weekes Shall Have Hoold and Pofsef the above
Mentyoned Premefes ffully and quietly w°> out Any matter of Challenge,
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APPENDIX. 119
Claime or Demand of Anny of my Heires, Exe'*8 Adm'rs or Afsigines
or of Anny Monny or other Things therefore to be yelded, Paid, or
Done anny otiierwaies than the Above mentyoned Payment mentyoned
in this Deed w°h are to be faithfully an carefully Paid and Don as is
above mentyoned & for the confermatyon of all above written, I the
Said Lenord Weekes have Hereunto Putt my Hand an affixed my Sele
this twenty-third Day of Aprill in this year of our Lord Seventeene Hun
dred & Six an in the ffifth yere of the Reigne of our Soveraigne Lady
Anne, by the Grace of God of England, Scotland ffrance and Ireland,
Queen, Defender of the ffaith, &c — Signed by " Mark and acknowl
edged before Henry Dow, Justice of Peace, the 16 May, 1706.
In the deed, 23 April, 1706, to his son Samuel, Leon
ard Weeks makes a condition :
"That the Said Sam" Weekes Shall Paye . . . for Elizabeth my now
wife, aftermy Decease (Solonge as Shee shall continue aWiddo) a Con-
venyent filer Room, Warme & Comfortable, for her to liue in and to paye
— her Seuen Pounds a Yere, in Provityon paye or Monny . . and allso
find her wth wood, brought hoome to her House, Cut, fit and Conven-
yent for her flier, and to find her the Milke of two Cowes wch two
Cowes are to be found for her, wintered and Somered for her, in the
Pasture, or So as She may Have them, &c. The Said Sam" Weekes
Shall Pay or cause to be paid to my Daughter, Mary Weeks Ten Pounds
as Monny wth iu one yere after my Decease ; and to my Daughter Mar
garet Weekes the Som of Ten Pounds as monny wth in two yeares after
my Decease.
as allso to my Daughter Sarah Weekes the Som of Ten Pounds as
money w"1 in three years after my Decease &c"
NOTE II.
"Nov. ye 24, 1708, — at Meeting of ye selectmen, pursuant a town
order, at last gen'll Town Meeting [in March]. In answare to what
Samuel Weickes proposed, at sd. Meeting, for ye exchange of twentey
acors of lande, granted by sd. town to his father, Leonard Weekes,
deceased &c"
The Selectmen of Portsmouth ordered to "exchange 16 acres on the
East of WinuicutRiver for 20 acres West of it at the request of Sam
uel, son of Leonard Weeks dec'd. This land had been granted to
Leonard Weeks." — A. M. H.
Ten years after this, Sam'l Weeks, eldest son of Leonard, was ap
pointed administrator upon a part ofthe estate not divided, and Sam
uel Chapman, commissioner, to "examine claims &c due from the
estate," which were settled according to the law as we learn from the
Probate Records. NOTE III.
THE OLD BRICK HOUSE.
It stands on the Weeks place, a little West of the Parade, in Green
land. It is over 36 feet long, 22 feet wide, and the walls of the lower
story are 18 inches thick. The bricks in the front wall are of different
colors laid in order so as to appear something like the spots on a
checker board. There was a rent in the walls, at each end of the

120 APPENDIX.
house, supposed to have been made by the great earthquake, in 1755.
But the walls are now covered by cement, which covers the rent.
The lower story is 8 feet and 6 inches high. The second story is 8
feet, and the steep pitch of the roof affords ample room for the attic.
The windows were originally of small, diamond-shaped glass, set in
lead ; but have been changed to a later style. The timbers are hard
wood, — oaken beams, hewn 12 X 14 indies, and the sleepers of red
oak, with bark still on, about 10 inches in diameter.
It is supposed that one object in erecting, at that early period, a
house so expensive, was to provide more security from the attacks of
the Indians. Some twenty years before this was built, Samuel Haines,
jr., a brother to the wife of Leonard Weeks, had erected a garrison
house not far from this place. There has been much discussion about
the date when this house was built, and the question is not yet posi
tively decided.
About 1873, Enoch H. Clark, an aged citizen of Greenland, said,
" The owners of the Brick House, told me, it was built by Leonard
Weeks' son. As their father told me, it would be, in 1873, 160 to 170
years old."
Tradition says, that a committee from Newmarket visited Green
land, to examine this house before erecting one of the same pattern
for Jeremiah Folsom, on an eminence half a mile south of Newmarket
village. It was not quite so large as the Weeks' house, and was taken
down after standing about one hundred and sixty years.
The granddaughter of the builder told me that her father, Col. Jer
emiah Folsom, was born in that house before the workmen had fin
ished the roof. He was born 25 July, 1719. If Leonard Weeks had
built the house, he would probably have given some intimation of it,
in describing the property, houses and lands, which he conveyed to
his children in 1706; but there is no allusion to it.
The conclusion most probable is that his son, Capt. Sam'l Weeks,
who inherited the homestead, finding the old house insufficient to ac
commodate the stepmother and his two unmarried sisters, together
with his own large and growing family, erected this house about the
year 1710 or 1712, and that in 1890 it will be about one hundred and
eighty years old. J. C.
NOTE IV.
The settlement of the estate of Joshua Weeks, jr., was an occasion
of much trouble between two families.
Old Capt. Joshua Weeks seems to have been a quiet farmer with ten
children, who was not often noticed in the Court Records. But his old
est son Joshua, jr., married Sarah the daughter of Richard Jenness, a
lawyer, and died soon. Nine days after his death, the widow removed
back to Rye, the home of her father, taking (it is to be supposed) her
property with her. One year afterward she was appointed adminis
tratrix upon the estate of her late husband and showed the apprais
ers property which they estimated at £411-lls.
But as he had received no title to the house and lands where he
lived, and most of the stock on the place came from his father's, only
£91-lls. were allowed upon that £411— lis.
Two years and a half after her husband's death, the widow had her
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APPENDIX. 121
mouth, and declare upon oath, if he had not in his possession, some of
the goods of his deceased son. He appeared ; but found it rather hard
to tell what had become of all the old clothes, shoes and stockings,
etc, of this son who had gone out from home four years before to
set up housekeeping for himself.
I have copied a few specimens of the questions put to the old man.
1. About five suits of clothes. He could not tell, 24 yrs. after the
death of his son, how many suits of clothes he had. He knew noth
ing of the 8 pairs of stockings which he was charged with taking.
Knew nothing of the two pairs of shoes. As to the two pairs of boots,
he remembered "only one pair pretty much worn — nothing of the
three pairs of gloves." Of the three hats, "he knows only one about
half worn." He says he has the bedstead & feather bed ; but they
were his own " lent to his son." " Of the Blankets & coverlets," he
' 'can't say." " Of the 40 bushels of corn, he says, there were not more
than teu which was his own & he took it." " As to the 4 bushels of
wheat & 4 bush, barley, he knows nothing." As to the 8 barrels of sy-
der, he knows only three, & these were his own." "The oxen, cowes
horse & sheep were his own, taken there to winter, his son to have
the use of them for looking after them." " There was an old sled, &
he took it. The hoes & axes, he knows nothing of— the scythe re
mains where it was when his son died, & he supposes the meal chest
is where it was." "The six cords of wood was about four cords, be
longing to the intestate and his brother," etc, etc
Nearly three years after the death of her husband the widow re
membered enough more of his wearing apparel to have another inven
tory appraised at £57-2s. which was allowed and paid to her.
She was not satisfied, but the next year brought suit against her
father-in-law, for a large amount of damages, and the sturdy old cap
tain, being only a farmer, perplexed with the cares of a large estate
and a great family, had a small chance in a contest with the smart
young widow, her brother Richard, law student, and the wily old law
yer, her father. They secured a verdict of £160 and costs of court,
£3-lls.-6, which the sheriff collected, and she acknowledged at the
settlement of the estate.
Twelve years afterward the captain made his will and bequeathed a
large amount of property to his other children and grandchildren, and
twenty shillings in full to the son of the widow in Rye. After all their
Contention and legal skill, in extorting £160 from Captain Weeks, it is
probable that if they had made a peaceable settlement in the beginning
they might have fared much better in the end.

WILL OF JOSHUA WEEKS.
The last Will & Testament of Joshua Weeks of Greenland in the Prov
ince of New Hampshire, Gentleman, being of sound mind & memory
but calling to mind the mortality of my body, do therefore this sec
ond day of November anno Domiui one thousand seven hundred & fifty
two make and ordain this my last Will and Testament, that is to say —
Principally and First of all I recommend my soul into the hands of God
who gave it and my body to the earth from whence it proceeded to be
decently buried by my Executors hereafter named; and as to such
worldly Estate as it has pleased God to bless me with, I give, devise
and bequeath the same in manner following (viz)
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Imprimis I will that all my just debts and funeral charges be well
and truly paid equally by my Executors hereafter named.
Item I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Comfort Weeks the
use and improvement of one third part of all my Real Estate also that
half part of my dwelling house which she shall chuse and also all my
household stuff during her natural life as also the use of my negro
woman named Hannah and the improvement of two cows, six sheep,
one horse my riding chair and pew in the meeting house in Greenland
aforesaid so long as she remains my widow (excepting one bed) and
that my son William Weeks shall maintain the said two cows six sheep
and horse winter & summer during my said wifes widowhood.
Item I give devise and bequeath unto my son John Weeks and to
his heirs and assigns forever one half of my lower flats bounding
against my marsh commonly called and known by the name of Furbors
and Shackfords marsh in Greenland aforesaid I also give devise and
bequeath unto my said son John Weeks his heirs & assigns forever ten
acres of land laying in Greenland aforesaid be it more or less adjoying
the land he now has in his possession running northwardly upon the
road that leads from my said son Johns house to my own untill it comes
to a brook and from said brook to run South till it comes to James Cates
land and so bounding on said Cates land and land belonging to John
Watson till it comes to my said son John Weekes's land that he al
ready has also I give & bequeath unto my said son John Weeks his heirs
and assigns my negro whose nam is Neptune.
Item I give and bequeath unto my grandson Joshua Weeks the son
of my son Joshua Weeks deceased twenty shill?8 lawfull money in full
of his portion in my estate to be paid by my son William Weeks
within two years next after my decease. Item I give and bequeath
unto my daughter Mary the wife of Jonathan Chestley one hundred and
ten pounds old Tenor thirty Pounds thereof to be paid by my son Wil
liam Weeks immediately after my decease the other eighty Pounds
thereof to be paid by my said sou William Weeks within two years
next after my decease.
Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Martha Hilton the wife
of Winthrop Hilton one hundred and ten pounds old Tenor thirty
pounds thereof to be paid by my son William Weeks immediately after
my decease the other eighty Pounds to be paid by ray said son William
Weeks within two years next after my decease.
Item I give and bequeth unto my grandson Joshua Wiggin sou of
my said daughter Martha Hilton one three year old heifer to be de
livered him immediately after my decease by my son William Weeks.
Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Comfort, the wife of
Walter Weeks one hundred & ten Pounds, old Tenor Thirty Pounds
thereof to be paid by my son William Weeks immediately after my de
cease the other eighty Pounds thereof to be paid by my said son Wil
liam Weeks within two years next after my decease.
Item I give and bequeath unto my two grandsons (viz) George
Marshal and John Marshal sons of my daughter Thankfull the wife of
George Marshal (who is lately deceased) eighty Pounds old Tenor,
equally to be divided between them said George Marshal and John
Marshal when they arrive to the age of twenty-one years to be put to
Intrest by my said son William Weeks within two years next after my
decease and by him be paid to them said George Marshall and John
Marshall with the Intrest thereof when they arrive to the age of
twenty-one years.

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Item I give and bequeath unto my two Granddauters Margaret
Marshall and Comfort Marshall the daughters of my daughter Thank-
full Marshall deceased who was the wife of George Marshall : the fifth
part of my household goods to be taken care of by my Executors at
my own & my wife's decease and by them to be put to Intrest untill
the said Margaret and Comfort arives to the age of eighteen years and
then be equally with the Intrest thereof delivered unto them by my
Executors. Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Smith the wife of
Ebenezer Smith one hundred and ten Pounds old Tenor, Thirty Pounds
thereof to be paid immediately after my decease by my son John Weeks
and the other eighty Pounds thereof to be paid by my said son John
Weeks withiii two years next after my decease. I also give & bequeath
unto my said daughter Margaret Smith her heirs and assigns my negro
woman named Hannah immediately to receive her at my own and my
wife's decease. I also give my daughter Margaret my jonne Jack.
Item I give & bequeath unto my four daughters (viz) Mary Chas-
ley, Martha Hilton, Comfort Weeks and Margaret Smith all my house
hold stuff that is not already or hereafter disposed of equally to be di
vided between them immediately after my own and my wife's decease.
Item I give & bequeath unto my son William Weeks his heirs and
assigns forever all my dwelling house barns and out houses to imme
diately possessed of at my own and my wife's decease together with
ail my lands meadows, pastures thatch ground and salt marsh laying
in Greenland aforesaid or else where excepting what I have already
herein and before disposed of. I also give and bequeath unto my said
son William Weeks all my horses sheep swine stock of cattle of every
sort and kind excepting what is and shall be otherways disposed of
and one bed that he have already recied and all my impliments of
husbandry all so my guns sword case and the works of M' Manton
and Dr Mathers' Church History and all my right in a negro man
named Cesar, that is not already disposed of the better to enable him
to pay my debts and my own and my wife's funeral charges.
Item I give unto my son John Weeks and my son William Weeks
all my money bills bonds and notes for payment of money equally to
be divided between them . . . And I do hereby constitute and ordain
and appoint my said sons John Weeks & William Weeks Executors of
this my last Will and Testament.
In witness whereof I the said Joshua Weeks have hereunto set my
hand & seal the day and year above written &c
Signed sealed published & declared by the said Joshua Weeks to be
his last Will aud Testament in the presence of us
James Brackett
Marthy Brackett Joshua Weeks
Richard Young
Be it known unto all men by these presents that whereas I Joshua
Weeks of Greenland in the Province of New Hampshire Gent, have
made and declared my last Will and Testament in writing bareing dale
the second day of November Anno Domini one thousand seven hun
dred and fifty-two I the said Joshua Weeks by this present Codicil
do ratify & confirm my said last Will and Testament only by this Codicil
do explain my true intent and meaning how & in what manner my

124 APPENDIX.
household stuffs shall be divided that is given to my four daughters
(viz) Mary Chesley Martha Hilton Comfort Weeks and Margaret
Smith after the fifth part thereof be taken care of by my executors as
mentioned in my said last Will and Testament for my two Grandaugh
ters (viz) Margaret Marshall and Comfort Marshall and that is to say
my two Executors that I have appointed shall and are hereby ordered
to divide my said household stuff that remains into four equall parts
for quantity and quality and my said four daughters to draw lots for
them. I give and bequeath unto Joshua Weeks my grandson, the son of
my son William Weeks my upper case and bottles lock and key belong
ing thereunto : and to my household stuff belongs the Suttle in the corn
barn and what therein is, the cask in my cellars are not ment houshold
stuff nor anything that iu them is . . further I give unto my grandson
said Joshua Weeks son of my son William Weeks my trunk that I usu
ally put my cloths in.
In confirmation whereof I do hereunto set my hand and seal the
eleventh day of January in the thirtyeth year of his majestys reign
Anno Domini 1757
Signed sealed published pronounced & declared by the said Joshua
Weeks as part of his last Will and Testament in presence of us the
subscribers Nathan ael Goss
Richd Young Joshua Weeks
Richd R. Goss
his mark
A true copy attest Andrew J. Brown Register
NOTE V.
REV. SAMUEL WEEKS the first settled minister in Parsonsfield,
Me., in the midst of his usefulness, was iu one night crippled and unfit
ted for labor in the great and destitute field where he had been located.
Iu the cold winter weather, he left his home, having been called to
solemnize a marriage, in Effingham or Porter. After this ministerial
duty, he left the place, intending to visit in Hiram ; but a blinding
storm arose, and he was unable to find his way through the forest by
the spotted trees till night set in, and he had no hope of reaching any
human habitation till morning. He well knew that if he ceased to ex
ercise, he would perish, with the cold ; and so continued his walk, in
a circle, round some trees, through the long night. In the morning his
cries for help brought to his aid some persons from a house not fardis-
tant from the spot where he passed the night. He was so badly frozen,
that parts of his feet were amputated ; and the whole nervous system
had received a shock from which he never recovered. Though he sur
vived this terrible experience for thirty years, he remained an invalid,
confined mostly to his house, seeming to have lost his interest in the
world and its affairs, spending his days alone, sitting, with his Bible on
his knees, in study and meditation. By the fearful exposure, he en-
dured in that one cold night, his large family were deprived of the
care of a fond father, and a large parish was deprived of the services
of its pastor.

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NOTE VI.
REV. JOSHUA W. WEEKS AND REV. JACOB BAILEY DIED IN
BANISHMENT.
If we knew all the circumstances, we should be compelled to admit
that the preachers in the Episcopal churches, at the time of the Dec
laration of Independence, deserved more sympathy and less censure
than they have received. Most of them had from childhood been
trained up to believe that theirs was the only true church and that the
king of England was the head of the church. They had been accus
tomed to pray for the king, in the sacred language of the Prayer Book,
and to alter it seemed like an alteration of the Holy Bible. Besides,
they had been supported by the government, and it seemed ungrateful
to rebel against those from whom they had so long received their
bread. The government expected that the pastors, dependent upon
its bounty, would use all their influence to hold their flocks in subjec
tion to the king of England. There were spies watching these preach
ers, and if anything was uttered, in sermons, prayers or private con
versation, which showed any sympathy for the rebels, it was reported
to the rulers. If they felt any desire for the independence of the col
onies, they could indulge no hope that these few and poor people of
the colonies could ever succeed in a war against the most powerful
nation in the world. It is hard for us, at this day, to fully appreciate
their trials. It was a gloomy prospect for the poor preacher, with a
large family, to be shut out from the parish over which he had been
placed, and to be deprived of the small stipend he had received from
the government to which he had trusted for support.
They doubtless believed that the government under which they lived
was " ordained of God, "and that it was a Christian duty for every man
to live in subjection " to the higher powers." It was hard for many
good men to believe that the political opinions, imported from France,
were not inseparably connected with the infidel ideas of Thomas Paine
and his associates, that no man owes auy allegiance to the King of
kings. They dreaded to see the government of England exchanged
for the government of a rabble. NOTE VII.
When the Duke of Kent, a son of George III, and the father of Queen
Victoria, was commander of the English forces in Nova Scotia, etc.,
he visited Annapolis, where Rev. J. Bailey was rector of the church.
Among those who came to bid him welcome was a company of lads
one of whom attracted his special attention. Upon inquiring his name
he learned that it was Charles Percy Bailey, a son ofthe rector ofthe
little church in the place; and he found it not difficult to persuade the
father to allow him to take the youth under his own special care. So
Charles P. Bailey was taken to England, placed in the military sec
retary's office, and subsequently commissioned captain, in (the First
Royals) the Duke's own regiment. At the commencement of the war
of 1812, this regiment was ordered to Canada, where Capt. C. P. Bai
ley was killed on the 5th of July, 1814, in the battle of Chippewa. In
this battle Capt. John W. Weeks, a cousiu of Captaiu Bailey, belonged
to the 11th U. S. Infantry.
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126 APPENDIX.
vance. The colonel, Campbell, was killed early in the battle, and Major
McNeal was carried out of his place by his unmanageable horse. This
threw a great responsibility upon Captain Weeks. He said that not
withstanding the roar of the battle, he heard, at times, a click near
his head, and looking up, he saw just above his head, a leaning tree was
chipped by the bullets, which led him to say " that means me." He
took the feather from his cap which distinguished him from the sol
diers, and resumed the duties of his office. The two armies were ap
proaching in the bloody conflict, till within a few rods of each other,
when the firing slackened and Weeks saw, under the rising smoke, a
column ofthe enemy advancing toward the right flank ofthe brigade.
He instantly ordered a change of front, and poured volley after volley
into the flank of this column, as it came up at quick step, till nearly
opposite this regiment, when it faltered. A British captain dashed
forward, waving his sword, to lead on his men. At the suggestion of
Weeks, Sergeant Clark, standing near raised his gun to his face and
instantly that captain fell, and the column broke, the soldiers running
for their lives.
In the report by the British officers, only one captain was killed in
that battle, and he was captain Chas. P. Bailey, an own cousin of Capt.
J. W. Weeks.

NOTE VIII.
A SKETCH OF CAPTAIN JOHN WEEKS.
, This communication in the Coos County Democrat, by the Hon.
James W. Weeks of Lancaster, may interest your readers in Green
land and vicinity. Mrs. Spaulding (Martha Weeks) told me that she
was fifteen years old when she rode on horseback from Greenland to
Lancaster. Her brother, John Wingate (who was afterwards a mem
ber of Congress), a boy of eight, rode on another horse with the bag
gage, while his father walked. After a journey of eight days they
settled on the border of the meadows in Lancaster, where the family
has been one of the most prominent and influential for more than one
hundred years. G. o.
"Capt. John Weeks was born at Hampton, February 17, 1749. He
was descended in the third degree from Leonard Weeks, who was born
in Wells, Somersetshire, England, In 1635, came to Portsmouth in 1656.
In 1667 he married Mary, daughter, of Deacon Samuel Haines, of Ports
mouth. Both families were somewhat notable in England, as they
were entitled to. and held armorial bearings. Leonard Weeks was a
man of property and influence. He owned real estate iu Portsmouth,
and several farms in Greenland, which he, late iu life, deeded to his
several sons. Captain Weeks was the sixth child of Dr. John Weeks
of Hampton and Martha (Wingate) Weeks, sister of Hon. Payne
Wingate. Dr. Weeks died in 1763, when the subject of this sketch was
fourteen years old, leaving what was then considered a large prop
erty. Tradition says it was designed that he (John) should follow
the profession of his father, and his education was commenced ac
cordingly. But inheriting what seemed to him a fortune, instead of
pursuing his studies and graduating at Harvard, as his older brother
had done, he chose to make "long tramps for game up the Kennebec,

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and in other directions. In one of these he is said to have visited, in
company with two or three others, the Upper Coos region, when he
was but sixteen years old. In 1770 he married Deborah, daughter of
James Brackett of Greenland. She was an educated lady, and fitted
to adorn any station in life. He held a Lieutenant's commission in the
Revolutionary army, and his money was freely spent in the cause of
his country. In 1787 he came to Lancaster, made his location of land,
and returned. In the spring of 1788 he came to Lancaster, with his
daughter, Pattie, to keep his house and his son, John Wingate (a boy
six years old). They came by the way of Baker's river and the Con
necticut, driving their stock. In the fall, Mrs. Weeks and the remain
der of the family, accompanied by numerous relatives and friends
who were to settle near them, came through the Notch of the White
Mountains. She made the jouruey on horseback, bringing her youngest
child, seven months old, in her lap, and James B., a boy three years
old, riding behind her.
"The log house Capt. Weeks built stood at thetopof the bank about
fifty rods easterly of the house occupied by the late Wm. D. Weeks.
The farm he then commenced has (except for a brief period) re
mained in the Weeks family for about one hundred years. Here in his
new home the Captain kept open house and entertained "right royally"
any who came to the settlement; of course he soon became poor. He
was a man of strong, good sense, fair education, of genial presence,
and at once took an active part in the affairs of the settlement. In
1788 he was elected by his district, consisting of Lancaster, Northum
berland, Stratford, Dartmouth, Cockburn, Colburn and Percy, a dele
gate to the convention that ratified the Federal constitution, and was
one of the fifty-seven who voted in the affirmative against forty-six in
the negative. In 1792 he represented the Coos District in the Gen
eral Court. He represented the district at other times, wa« often se
lectman and generally moderator of the town meetings. He was an
active, honest man, and always ready to lend a hand to aid anything
that would benefit the town. He died suddenly at Wakefleld, in 1818,
while on his way from Lancaster to Greenland, aged sixty -eight. His
wife, who was one of the noble women of her day, died July 5, 1831,
aged eighty-two. They had seven children : Martha, Deborah, John
Wingate, Elizabeth, James Brackett, Polly Wiggin and Sally Brack
ett. They all lived to old age, the earliest death being at sixty-six.
All the Captain's children were prominent persons in the communities
in which they lived. One Martha (Mrs. Spaulding) died at the age of
ninety-nine. Sally (Mrs. Bucknam) still lives at the age of ninety-
eight. John W. was an officer in the war of 1812, and served with dis
tinction, having been engaged in nearly all the hard fighting on the
northern frontier. He was a man of great influence in the northern
part of the state, and held most of the offices in the gift of the people,
including four years in Congress."

THE BAILEY (OE BAYLEY) FAMILY.
(No. 15-v.)
This family were among the first settlers of Eowley,
Mass. James1 and Lydia had born in Eowley :
1 John? b. 1642.
2 James?
3 Thomas?
4 Samuel? b. 1658.
John8 (James1) m. Mary Mighill, and had :
1 Nathaniel? b. 1675.
2 Thos.? b. 1677.
3 James? b. 1680.
And two daughters.
Nathaniel3 (Jn.? James1) m. Sarah Clark and had children :
1 Joseph? b. 1701.
2 Nathaniel?
3 Josiah? b. 1705.
4 David? b. 1707.
5 Samuel? b. 1709.
And two daughters.
David4 (Nath'l3 Jn.? James1) m. Mary Hodgkins, and had children :
1 Bev. Jacob? b. 1731 ; he says " I was born — of honest parents,
who, notwithstanding they were extremely industrious,
could obtain but a scanty maintenance for themselves &
their numerous family." He gives us a gloomy picture of
the farmers' sons, in the vicinity of his home, but confesses
the generosity of his pastor who kindly encouraged him to
study, and offered to instruct him, for a year, without com
pensation. Tradition says Dr. John Weeks noticed his lit
erary talent, and lent him assistance in completing his
education. When the doctor aided in securing his services
as principal of the High School in Hampton, it is not prob
able that he expected the teacher would marry his daughter
Sarah Weeks, one of the younger pupils in the school. But
the marriage took place a year before his death. (See No
15-v.)
2 David? b. 1735.
3 Pierce? b. 1738.
4 Amos? b. 1740.
5 John? b. 1741.
6 Nath'l? b. 1743.
7 Eeekiel? b. 1748. (See History of Rowley, p. 438.)
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APPENDIX. 129
BAETLETT FAMILY.
(No. 16-x.)
Eichard, John and three others of the name came to
Newbury in 1635.
Richard,1 a shoemaker, brother to John, died 25 May,
1647. Sons :
1 John?
2 Christopher?
3 Samuel? b. 20 Feb., 1646.
4 Bichard?
Richard2 (Jn.? or Bichard1), b. 1621; m. Abigail, who d. 1 Mar.,
1687. He d. 1698. Sons :
1 Bichard? b. 21 Feb., 1649.
2 Thos?
3 Jn.? b. 1655.
Richard3 (Bichard? Bichard1), m. 18 Nov., 1673, Hannah Emery ; had
sons: 1 Bichard? b. 1676.
2 John? b. 1678.
3 Sam'l? b. 1680; d. 1685.
4 Daniel.*
5 Joseph? b. 1686.
6 Sam'l? b. 1689.
7 Stephen? b. 21 Apr., 1691.
8 Thos.,*b. 1695.
Stephen4 (Bichard? Bichard? Bichard1), m. ; res. in Amesbury; had
five sons. 1 Josiah?
2 Joseph?
8 Beuben?
Hon. Josiah8 (Stephen? Bichard? Bichard? Bichard1), governor of
N. H., etc., b. in Amesbury 21 Nov., 1729 ; settled in Kingston ; m. 16
Jan., 1754, Mary Bartlett of Newton, his cousin, who d. 1789. He d.
19 May, 1795. Children :
1 Hon. Levi? b. 1763 ; res. in Kingston.
2 Hon. Josiah? b. 1768; M.D., settled in Stratham; m. Hannah
AVcpIvs * d s t)
3 Hon. Ezra? b. 1770. Had son. Dr. Josiah Bartlett,7 b. 1803 ;
m. Hannah E. Weeks Thompson ; practised in Stratham ;
was killed on the railway by an accident in May, 1853. He
was a man of worth and greatly missed in the church and
by the citizens in the town.

BEACKETT FAMILY.
(No. 15-vi.)
Anthony Brackett1 is said to have come from "Wales,
emigrated in 1631 and settled at Strawberry Bank (Ports-
17

130 APPENDIX.
mouth), N. H. In 1640, with nineteen others, he con
veyed by deed fifty acres of land to the church wardens of
that place for establishing a church. He afterward settled
on a farm, partly in Stratham and partly in Greenland,
owned in 1860 by D. Littlefield, and died in 1691.
Children :

1 Anthony? f
2 Seth? > They settled in Casco, now Portland.
3 Thomas? )
Thomas* (Anthony1), m. Mary Milton; they had four children. On
11 Aug., 1676, he was shot by Indians, and his wife with three chil
dren was carried into captivity where she d. soon after. The children
were redeemed by their grandparents, and brought back to Green
land. Joshua3 ( Thos.? Anthony1), lived with his grandfather, Anthony ; m.
Mary (dau. of Leonard) Weeks of Greenland, and had eight children
baptized in 1712.
1 Capt. John? b. 1700; m. Eliz. Pickering; had: (1) Thomas,5
bapt. 1727. (2) Sam'l. (3) Jn., d. 1800. (4) Geo., b. 1737;
d. 1825, and left $5000, the income of which is to aid in sup
porting public worship in the Cong. Church of Greenland,
$2600 to the Academy in Hampton, and $2000 to aid in
founding Brackett Academy in Greenland besides other
bequests.
2 Joshua? of Portland, Me., in 1741.
3 Thomas?
4 Sam'l? of Newmarket ; d. 1767.
5 Anthony? of Portland.
6 Mary? A.
7 Abigail.*
8 Eleanor? who m.  Folsom, and had six children.
9 Capt. or Dea. James? b. 3 Jan., 1714; m., 1st, 24 May, 1739,
Martha Cate, and had thirteen children. He was a farmer
iu Greenland.
10 Keziah? b. 1717 ; m. H. Clark of Greenland, and had eight
children.
11 Margaret? A. before 1749.
12 Nathaniel? b. 1721; m. Elizabeth —  ; res. on the home
stead, and d. 1778.
Capt. or Dea. James4 (Josh.? Thos.? Anthony1), farmer of Greenland,
born 1714, died 1803, and his wife Martha (Cate), had b. in Greenland :
1 Joseph? b. 14 July, 1740 ; m. wid. Mary Nye (dau. Dr. Jn.
Weeks) ; a lawyer, and a soldier in the Revolutionary war;
res. in Lancaster and d. 16 Apr., 1813. Had four children,
two of whom married children of Capt. John Weeks.
2 Judith? b. 1742 ; m.  Clark of Stratham, and d. Apr., 1811.
3 Ebenezer? b. Nov., 1743 ; m.  Locke of Epsom, and d. there
in 1820.
4 Martha? b. Dec, 1745; m. Jn. Parrot; res. in Greenland, and
A. Dec, 1826.

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5 Mary? b. Dec, 1747; d. Nov., 1817; m. Tufton Wiggin of
Stratham.
6 Deborah? b. Dec, 1749; w. of Capt. Jn. Weeks, of Lancaster.
(See No. 16-vi.)
7 Dr. James? b. Oct., 1751 ; m. a sister of Adino Nye; res. in
Lee, then in Lancaster; d. 1802.
8 Prudence? b. May, 1753; m., 1st, Richard Haines; 2nd, 
Sanborn; d. 1843.
9 Joshua? b. 29 Mar., 1755 ; inherited the homestead; m. Alice
Pickering; res. in Greenland; d. June, 1817.
10 Comfort?b. Feb., 1757; m.  Neal; res. in New York State.
11 Hannah? b. 22 Feb., 1759; m., 1st, S. Craighton; 2nd, J.
Calph of Sanbornton.
12 Benj.? a merchant in Me.; m. ; his dau. m. Dr. Trafton of
Berwick.
13 John? b. 13 June, 1762 ; d. March, 1765.

THE BUELEY FAMILY*
(No. 5-i, 5-x)
Descended from Giles,1 of Ipswich in 1648, who died
before June, 1668, leaving children :
1 Andrew?
2 James?
3 Giles?
Andrew* (Giles1), b. 1657; m. Mary Conant, and had children :
1 Bebecca', b. 1683.
2 Hon. Andrew? b. June, 1694, who m., 1st, Lydia Pengry ; 2nd,
Hannah Burnham, and had : (1) Andrew,4 bapt. 1719. (2)
Lydia who m. Sam'l Williams, jr., of Ipswich; etc.
James* (Giles1), b. 1659; m. Rebecca Stacy, and d. in Exeter abt.
1721 ; had children :
1 William? b. in Ipswich, 1693, who was at Newmarket, 1746.
2 Joseph? A. in Newmarket, 1761.
3 Thomas?
4 James? b. in Exeter, 1699.
5 Josiah?
6 Giles? b. 1703.
William3 (Jas.? Giles1), had children:
1 John? b. in Ipswich, 18 Dec, 1717; d. in Newmarket 1776; m.,
1st, Sarah Hall of Newflelds ; 2nd, Elizabeth Chesley ; 3rd,
Mehitable Sheafe of Portsmouth ; children : (1) Sarah,6 w. of
Gen. Jos. Hill. (2) John, b. 1745; m. Anna Hilton. (3) Eliza
beth, w. of Dan'l Hill. (4) Margaret, b. 1770, w. of Geo.
Frost of Durham, who had: (a) Wm. P.,6 and (6) George
(Frost).
2 William? b. 1721; m. Olive  and had: (1) Eliz.5 w. of
Nath'l Weeks of Loudon, and d. s. p. (See No. 13-vi.)
* See Burley Gen., by Chas. Burleigh of Portland, Me.

132 APPENDIX.
THE CHAPMAN FAMILY.
It is supposed that between 1630 and 1680, more than
twenty persons, named Chapman, came from England to
America. Some settled in the Middle States. Eev. F.
W. Chapman prepared a genealogy of Eobert Chapman of
Saybrook, Conn., and descendants, and valuable notes
upon the families of William, Edward, John and Eev.
Benjamin, all of the same state.
Chas. B. Gerard, Esq., of Anderson, Ind., compiled a
genealogy of the family of Ealph Chapman of Duxbury,
Mass., and the writer has collected extensive records of
the family of
Edward Chapman of Ipswich, Mass., who married,
first, 1642, Mary, daughter of Mark Symonds, and had :
Simon' (or Symonds), (Edward1), b. 1643; m. Mary, dau. of John
Brewer, and had :
1 Edward? b. In Rowley 11 May, 1669.
2 John? m. Mercy (dau. of Paul) Wentworth.
3 Samuel? b. 28 Oct., 1680, in Ipswich ; m. Ester Harris ; had six
daughters and a son : (1) Samuel,4 who is supposed to have
joined the church in Scarboro, Me., in Mar., 1730.
4 Joseph? b. 1682; m. 5 Feb., 1707, Mary (dau. of Paul) Went
worth of Rowley.
6 Stephen? b. 1685.
And others.
Nathaniel8 (Edward1) m. 1674, Mary Wilborn.
Mary8 (Edward1), w. of John Barney.
Samuel8 (Edward1), b. 1654; m. May, 1678, Ruth (dau. of Samuel)
Ingalls ; rem. to North hill in Hampton, now North Hampton ; d. 1722.
Had born, in Ipswich, eight children :
1 Samuel? b. 12 Feb., 1679; m. 1702, Phebe Balch, and rem.
first to Hampton, and abt. 1714 to Greenland ; had ten chil
dren, and d. Apr., 1742.
2 John? m. Mar., 1705, Dorothy Chase, and d. Oct., 1705. His
posthumous son was: (1) John,4 b. Nov., 1705; m. Huldah
Hoyt, had four children, and rem. to Epping. Children: (a)
Mary,6 b. 1730. (6) John, b. Jan., 1734. (c) Edmund, b.
in Kensington, 20 Oct., 1736. (d) Hannah, b. Feb., 1739;
m. Cole Weeks of Sanbornton, and had ten children.
3 Joseph? b. 1685; d. in Hampton, 1750, unm.
4 Buth? b. 1687; m.  Eaton.
6 Edward? A. young.
6 Mary? A. in Hampton, 1740, unm., se. 49.
7 Job?b. 1693; m., 1st, Mary Chase; 2nd, Rachel Goss. Had
four children by first wife, and four daughters by second

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wife; d. Sept., 1763. His son: (1) Samuel," b. 1726, was
ancestor of the family in North Hampton.
8 Edmund? A. unin. at Hampton, 20 Feb., 1739, ae. 42.
John8 (Edward1), m. Sept., 1675, Rebecca Smith and d. 10 Nov., 1677.
He left a son :
1 John? b. 7 July, 1676; m. 28 Oct., 1702, Eliz. Davis, and had
five children : (1) Martha,4 b. 1703. (2) Elizabeth. (3) Re
becca, b. 1713. (4) John, b. 2 Jan., 1715. (5) Davis, b. 26
Jan., 1717.
Samuel3 (Sam.'-1 Edw.1), b. 1679, d. 1742, and his wife Phebe, had
born in Hampton:
1 Paul*, b. 4 Nov., 1704; m. Mary (dau. of Sam'l) Weeks of
Greenland. Children : (1) Samuel,5 b. Jan. 1745; m. Betsey
 ; res. in Wakefleld, and had : (a) Betsey,6 (6) Lydia.
(2) Job, b. 1 Nov., 1747; m. 8 Jan., 1771, Penelope Phil-
brook and had b. in Greenland : (a) Benjamin, b. 1773; m.
S. Wedgewood and d., s. p., June, 1826. (b) Job, d. June,
1822, unm. (c) Eliphalet, b. 1778; m. Peggy Kennison; had
nine children; d. 1863. (d) Sam'l, b. 11 May, 1781; m., 1st,
Elizabeth Folsom; 2nd, Mary Hoit; had six children, of
whom the writer was the eldest, and d. in Tamworth, Oct.,
1857. (e) Mary, w. of Bradbury Jewell. (/) John, m. Mercy
Ballard, and d. 1812. (g) Joseph, b. 1791 ; m., 1st, Huldah
Howard; 2nd, Julia Atkinson, and d. Sept., 1869. In 1793
Job rem. to Deerfleld, and in 1802, with his seven children, to
Tamworth where his twenty-three grandchildren were born.
2 Samuel? b, 1706; m., 1st,  York; 2nd,  ; settled
in Newmarket. Had : (1) John,6 b. 1730, of Newmarket.
(2) Samuel, b. 1734; m. Mary Barber and d. 1809. (3)
Benjamin, b. Jan., 1737; m. Mary Brackett, had : (a) Paul,6
(6) John, (c) Joseph, and others. (4) Edmund, b. Feb.,
> 1741. (5) Rev. Eliphaz, b: 7 Mar., 1750; m. Hannah Jack-
man, and had a large family in Bethel, Me. (6) David, b.
7 Dec, 1752; m. Elizabeth Clark of Stratham, and settled in
Newmarket. He had five daughters and four sons.
3 Penuel? b. May, 1711; m. Sarah Lebbee; had four children;
d. in Raymond, Sept., 1788. Had : (1) Samuel,6 of Epsom.
(2) Tryphena, b. in Exeter, Nov., 1758; m. Jona. Ells
worth, and rem. to Vermont. (3) Sarah, m Aaron Ells
worth. (4) Ruth, 2nd wife of A. Ellsworth, who d. 1818.
4 Joseph? b. 10 June, 1713, of Newmarket and Exeter; m. Mary
Winn, and had: (1) Capt. Levi,6 b. 1754, who went from
Epping to Nottingham and had seven children. (2) Smith,
b.  ; m. 1779, Sarah Foss Burley, and had : (o) Levi.6
(b) Kate, (c) Nancy, w. of Paul Chapman, (d) Mary, w.
of Thos. York, (e) Jas. Burleigh, b. 1784, who m. Hannah
Fernald.

THE CHESLEY FAMILY.
(No. 5-iii; 12-iv.)
Philip,1 of Dover, 1642 ; Oyster Eiver, 1644; married
Elizabeth  ; d. before 1685 ; bad :

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1 Thomas?
2 Philip?
Thomas8 (Philip1), b. 1644; m. about 1663, Elizabeth Thines; had
eight children; was killed by Indians 15 Nov., 1697. His children
were: 1 Thomas? b. 4 June, 1664 ; constable at Oyster River, 1696 ; d.
before 1708. He left a son : (1) Samuel,4 b. 1691.
2 John? m. Hannah  .
3 George? m. Deliverance  ; d. early.
4 Elizabeth? m.  Davis.
5 Joseph? m. Sarah Smith ; d. 1731.
6 Sarah?
7 Susanna? w. of Jn. Smith.
8 Mary?
Philip8 (Philip1), b. 1646; d. 1695; m. Sarah  ;had:
1 Capt. Samuel? m. Elizabeth  ; was a good soldier;
killed 1707.
2 James? m. Tamson Wentworth ; was killed 15 Sept., 1707.
His son: (1) James,4 m. Mehitable Waldron.
3 Philip? had grant of land 1694 ; was living in 1715.
4 Ebenezer.3
Ensign Joseph3 (Thos.? Philip1), A. 1731, and wife Sarah, had:
1 Joseph.*
2 Thomas? who m. Mary Hill; bapt. 17 Feb., 1718-19; d. about
1810.
3 James?
Thomas4 (Joseph? Thos.? Philip1) and wife Mary (Hill), had six or
more children, among whom were :
1 Thomas?
2 Benjamin? b. about 1741 ; m. Deborah (dau. of Miles) Randall.
Children: (1) Miles,6 m. Deborah Furber; settled in New
Durham. (2) Benjamin, in.  Page ; settled in Middle-
ton. (3) Isaac, m. a Griffin; res in Rochester; d. s. p.
(4) Valentine, went to Maine and was lost. (5) James,
m. Sally Reynolds ; res. and d. on the homestead in Dur
ham. (6) Elder Israel, m. Betsey Folsom; was a Chris
tian Baptist preacher. (7) Thomas, b. 1792; m. Joanna
Folsom; res. in Lee. (8) Abigail, m., 1st, a Clark; 2nd, a
Hill. (9) Deborah, m.  Stone; rem. to Nova Scotia.
(10) Susan, m. her cousin Thomas, son of Joseph Chesley.
(11) Polly, m.  Woodman; rem. to Maine. (12)
Nancy, m.  Hart; d. in Durham.

THE CLAEKE FAMILY.*
(No. 13-vii.)
The Clarke Family of Greenland descended from Na
thaniel,1 of Newbury, Mass., who married in 1663, Eliz-
*See Clarke Genealogy, by Geo. K. Clarke, 1885.

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abeth (daughter of Henry) Somerbv, born in 1646, and
had eleven children. Of these
1 Nath'l? A. 1690, leaving a son.
2 Thomas? A. 1722; had eight children.
3 Bev. John? of Exeter (Harv. Coll., 1690) ; organized the First
Cong. Ch. in Exeter; m. in 1694, Elizabeth Woodbridge
and had four children : (1) Rev. Ward Clark,3 b. 1703, grad.
Harvard Coll., 1723; in 1725, organized the First Church in
Kingston, which he served as pastor eleven years, and to
which he left, by will, most of his property. His wife was
Mary (dau. of Chas.) Frost of Kittery, Me., who d. in 1736,
s. p.
4 Josiah? of Boston.
Henry8 (Nath'l1), b. 1673; m., 1st, in 1695, Elizabeth (dau. of Ste
phen) Greenleaf of Newbury, and- had eleven children b. in Newbury.
In Jan., 1723-4, he m., 2nd, Mary Peirce, and about 1727 rem. to Green
land, where he d. in 1749.
Enoch3 (Henry? Nath'l1), b. 1709, was twice married and had seven
children. Henry, jr.3 (Henry? Nath'l1), m., 1st, 1738, Keziah Brackett; 2nd,
Catherine Bean, and had twelve children.
Joseph4 (Enoch? Henry? Nath'l1), b. Jan., 1731-2; m. Eleanor (dau.
of Walter) Weeks; had five children, and d. Dec, 1761. His widow
m., 2nd,  Mason. Had :
1 Comfort? m. 1783, John Weeks of Greenland and rem. to
Bartlett, N. H., had ten children. He d. in 1825 of a wound
received iu being thrown from his horse.

THE EASTMAN FAMILY
So numerous and influential in the history of New
Hampshire are said to be descended from
Roger Eastman1 born in Wales, Eng., in 1611, who
came to Salisbury, Mass., where he died in 1694. His
sons were :
1 John? the first male child in Salisbury, Mass., b. Apr., 1640;
d. 1720, se. 80.
2 Nathaniel? b. May, 1643; d. 1709.
3 Philip? b. 20 Dec, 1644; settled in Haverhill, Mass. ; d.
4 Thomas? b. Nov., 1646, of Haverhill.
6 Timothy? b. 1648, of Hadley, Mass. ; m. Lydia Markham.
6 Joseph? b. 8 Jan. , 1652, of Hadley.
7 Benjamin? b. 1653; had five children.
8 Sam'l? b. 20 Nov., 1657; in 1686, m., 1st, Eliz. Severance;
settled in Kingston, N. H. ; m., 2nd,  Shuah; d. 27
Feb., 1725, leaving seven sons, of whom were: (1) Samuel,3
b. 5 Jan., 1696. (2) Joseph, b. 6 Jan., 1698.

136 APPENDIX.
John8 (Soger1) had :
1 Zechariah? b. 1679; son: (1) Jeremiah,4 b. 1704; m. 10 Feb.,
1725, Lydia Brown ; had b. in Kensington, Dec. 9, 1732 : (a)
Jeremiah,6 who, in 1762, settled in Deerfleld; was twenty
years town clerk and a very valuable citizen.
Philip,8 (Boger1) had :
1 Capt. Ebenezer? b. 10 Jan., 1689, who m. 4 Mar., 1710, Sarah
Peaslee ; settled in Concord ; d. 1748. He had six sons :
(1) Lt. Eben.,4 b. 1711; had eight children; d. 1778; com
manded a company at Bunker Hill. (2) Philip, b. 1713; m.
A.Bradley; three children. (3) Joseph, b. 1715; d. 1803;
six children. (4) Nathaniel, b. 1717; had six children. (5)
Moses, b. 1732 ; had eleven children ; d. 1812. (6) Stilson,
b. 1738. (7) Ruth, m.  Weeks.
Samuel8 (Boger1), of Kingston, b. 1657; d. 1725; had:
1 Samuel? b. 5 Jan., 1696; m., 1st, 1728, Sarah Clough; 2nd,
Shuah Brown.
2 Joseph? b. 1698.
3 Ebenezer? b. 11 June, 1702; m. Mary Sleeper.
4 Thomas? b. 1703.
5 Timothy? b. 1706.
6 Edward? b. 30 Mar., 1708.
7 Benjamin? b. 13 July, 1710.
Samuel3 (Sam'l? Boger1), b. 1696. Children:
1 Samuel? b. 1729.
2 William? b. 1734.
3 Ezekiel? b. 1736.
4 Lt. Eben.?b. 24 Apr., 1746; m. 13 Nov., 1773, Mary Butler.
5 Nehemiah?
Lt. Ebenezer4 (Sam'l? Sam'l? Boger1), b. 24 Apr., 1746, and his
wife Mary (Butler), had :
1 Abigail?
2 Eben., jr.? b. 1777; m., 1803, Deborah Chesley.
3 Stephen? b. Dec, 1778.
4 Samuel?
5 Nehemiah? b. 1782.
6 Ira Allen? b. 1786 ; d. at sea.
7 Wm. B.? b. 1795.
And five daughters.

THE FOLSOM FAMILY.
(No. 15-x.)
John Folsom,1 the father of the family in New Eng
land, was the son of Adam Foulsham, and was baptized in
Hingham, Eng., in 1615. On the fourth of Oct., 1636,
he married Mary (dau. of Edward) Gilman. In 1638,
he, with the father and the brothers of his wife, "came from
old Hingham in England, to New Hingham, in Mass."

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About twelve or fifteen years afterward he removed to
Exeter, N. H., where he died in 1681. His children were :
1 Sam'l? bapt. 1641, who m. Mary Robie of Hampton, and had
six children. His sons were : (1) Eben,3 (2) Sam'l, (3) Is
rael.
2 John? bapt. 1641; m. Abigail (dau. of Abr.) Perkins of
Hampton, and had nine children, of whom (1) John,3 (2)
Abraham, and (3) Jonathan, res. in Exeter; (4) Jeremiah
settled in Newmarket.
3 Nathaniel? m. 1674, Hannah Farrow of Ipswich, and had:
(1) Samuel,3 b. 1679. (2) Nathaniel. [(3) Jeremiah and (4)
Edward] ?
4 Israel? who had a son : (1) Israel,3 of Newmarket, d. early.
5 Lt. Peter? who m. Susanna Cousins, lived south of the road
from Exeter to Hampton and had six children. His sons
were: (1) Peter,3 (2) John, and (3) Benjamin.
6 Ephraim? m. Phaltiel Hall, and lived in Newmarket; was
killed by the Indians in 1709. He had five daughters and
two sons: (1) Ephraim,3 and (2) William, of Newmarket.
Dea. John8 was a man of property and influence and left much land
to his sons :
1 John? the eldest, received a large tract of land in the south
west of Exeter, near Kingston.
2 Jeremiah? had a tract of land near Lamprey river.
3 Abraham? ) th j father
4 Peter? >
5 Jonathan? lived on the homestead.
Jeremiah3 (Jn.? Jn?), a wealthy farmer in Newmarket, had eight
children :
1 Elizabeth? w of Walter Bryant, Esq.
2 Susan? w. of John Mead.
3 Sarah? w. of Jacob Low.
4 Nathan?
5 Col. Jeremiah, jr.? b. 1719 ; m. Mary Hersey and had ten chil
dren one of whom, (1) Levi,6 m. Joanna (dau. of Dr. Jn.)
Weeks and settled in Tamworth.
6 Col. John? of Stratham.
Jonathan3 (Jn.? Jn?) and his w. Anna (Ladd), had several sons
' who were prominent men in the Old French War and in the Revolu
tion: 1 Lt. Jonathan? b. 1724.
2 Gen'l Nathaniel? b. 1726 ; d. 1790.
3 Col. Samuel Folsom? b. 1732; d. 1790.
(See Folsom Genealogy, by J. Chapman.)

THE FOWLEE FAMILY.
(See Fowler Family by M. A. Stickney.)
Philip1 came from Wiltshire, England, and reached
New England in May, 1634. He settled in Ipswich,

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138 APPENDIX.
Mass., on land still occupied by one of his descendants.
His sons, born in England, were :
1 Samuel?
2 Joseph?
8 Thomas?
Joseph8 (Philip1), m. Martha (dau. of Richard) Kimball ; he was killed
by Indians, near Deerfleld, 19 May, 1676; had four children :
1 Joseph? b. [1647].
2 Philip? b. 1648.
3 John?
4 Mary.3
Philip3 (Jos.? Philip1),m. 20 Jan., 1672-3, Elizabeth (dau. of Henry)
Herrick of Beverly. He was a leading man in the community and
opposed the witchcraft delusion in Salem. He bad b. in Ipswich :
1 Joseph?
2 John.*
3 Benj?
4 Philip? b. 1691.
His daughters were :
5 Eliz.*
6 Mary.*
7 Martha.*
Philip4 (Philip? Jos.? Philip1) m. in Ipswich, July, 1716, Susanna
Jacob, and was a tanner in Ipswich. In 1743, he rem. to Newmarket,
N. H., where he had purchased " 236 acres, with two houses & barns
thereon." In 1760 Josiah Hilton sued him for fifty-six acres of this
land and commenced an expensive lawsuit which was continued eigh
teen years till 1778, when the property which had been taken from
their father was restored to the heirs of Philip Fowler, who had six
teen children. (1) Symonds,6 b. 1734, third son of Philip and Susanna
Fowler, m. Hannah Weeks (see No. 7— vii).

THE FEENCH FAMILIES.
Edward1 of Ipswich, 1636 ; married Ann  ; re
moved to Salisbury in 1652; died Dec, 1674; left a
great estate. Children :
Joseph' (Edw?),b. in England; m. Susanna  whod. Feb., 1688.
His children were :
1 Joseph? b. Mar., 1654; m,, 1678, Sarah (dau. of Roger) East
man, and had : (1) Joseph,4 b. Mar., 1679. (2) Timothy, b.
1681. (3) Simon, b. 1683.
2 Simon? b. Oct., 1657.
3 Edieard? b. 1667; m. Oct., 1695, Mary Winsley, and had: (1)
Elisha, b. 1696. -

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4 John?
fi Sam'l.3
John,8 (Edw?) of Ipswich; m., 1659, Mary Noyes, and rem. to Sal
isbury. Children :
1 John? b. 1660.
2 Edward? b. July, 1672.
3 Nicholas? A. young.
4 James? b. 15 Aug., 1679.
5 Timothy? b. Aug., 1681; m. Mary  and had: (1) Josiah,4
b. 1713, who was father of Timothy of Loudon.
6 John3 (by 2nd wife), b. June, 1686.
Samuel,8 (Edw.1) m. June, 1664, Abigail Brown and had sons :
1 Samuel? b. Mar., 1672.
2 Henry? b. 1673.
3 Nath'l? b. Dec, 1678.
Nathaniel3 (Sam'l? Edw.1), born 1678, died 1750; m. Sarah  ;
rem. to Kingston, and had sons :
1 Samuel? m. Abigail Godfrey, and res. in E. Kingston, and had
four children.
2 Nath'l, jr.*
3 Jonathan?
4 Benjamin? who lived on the homestead.
5 Elizabeth?
6 Sarah*
7 Mary.*
Several descendants of this family went to Gilmanton.
William1 of Stratham had, in Nov., 1708, married
Abigail, born 1670 (dau. of Andrew Wiggin, sen.), and
her parents gave them one hundred and ten acres of land
in Stratham. In 1721, William French and John Sinkler
were selectmen.
In June, 1746, William and Abigail French, in a deed,
name three of their sons :
1 Thomas?
2 Bradstreet?
3 William, jr."
They are supposed to have bad daughters :
4 Hannah?
5 Mary?
And probably other children.
Thomas2 (Wm?) married Eleanor  and had born in Stratham :
1 Thomas? b. 14 March, 1739.
2 Mehitable? b. 1741 ; m. Moses Clarke of Stratham.
They had other children, whose names are not recorded.
Thomas3 (Thos.? Wm?) b. 14 Mar., 1739; m. Anna (dau. of Abr.)
Tilton; d. 21 Oct., 1776; had b. in Stratham, six children :
1 Tlwmas? b. Mar., 1765.
2 Anna? b. Mar., 1767.

140 APPENDIX.
3 Abraham? b. 21 Oct., 1768; m. 1796, Hannah Lane.
4 Daniel T.?b. 21 Aug., 1771; m.  Tuck of Brentwood.
5 Levi? b. 9 Oct., 1773; m.  Neal; res. in Lee.
6 Mark? b. 27 June, 1775 ; m.  Locke of Epsom, d. s. p.
About 1781, his widow, Anna, m. Nath'l Avery, and had other chil
dren.

THE FEOST FAMILY
Descended from Nicholas Frost,1 born in Tiverton,
Eng., in 1589, who settled in Kittery, at Sturgeon's Creek
in 1636, and died 20 July, 1663, aged 74. His sons were :
1 Maj. diaries? b. 20 July, 1631 ; an active and useful officer in
the Indian wars ; a representative of the town in the Legisla
ture; was waylaid and killed by the Indians, on the 4 July,
1697, leaving a wid. Mary and two minor sons : (1) Charles,3
m. Sarah, and had a dau. (a) Mary,4 w. of Rev. Ward Clark
of Kingston. (2) John.
2 John?
3 Nicholas? who d. s. p.
Hon. John3 (Chas.? Nicholas1), b. Kittery, 1 Mar., 1682; m. Mary
(sister of Sir Wm.) Pepperrell and settled in New Castle, and d. 1732,
se. 61. He had seventeen children of whom
1 Joseph* (9th ch.), b. 1717; m. Margarette Cotton, and had
eleven children. He was a merchant in New Castle where
he d. in 1768, se. 50.
2 Hon. Geo? (11th ch.), b. 26 Apr., 1720; res. New Castle, was
Councillor, Delegate, Judge, etc. ; m., 2nd, Mrs. Margaret
Smith, dau. of Capt. Joshua Weeks of Greenland ; rem. to
Durham, where he d. 26 June, 1796. Their ch. (1) George6
who m. Margaret Burley. (2) Mary, w. of Jere. Mead of
Newmarket. (3) Martha, w. of Henry Mellen. (4) John,
b. 1776, m.  Salter of Portsmouth and d. s. p. in 1847.

THE HAINES FAMILY OF N. H.
(No. 1— ii, 10-i.)
Dea. Samuel Haines1, born in England about 1611,
came to New England, on the ship "Angel Gabriel," in
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1638, he returned to England, and married at Dilton, near
Westbury, in Wiltshire, April 1, 1638, Ellenor Neate.
On his return, settled at Dover, N. H. About 1650, he
removed to Portsmouth, residing in the parish of Green
land till his death, about 1686. He was a prominent citi
zen, serving as selectman ten years, from 1653 to 1663 ;
and was, at the organization of the First Congregational
Church in Portsmouth, ordained deacon in 1671. His
children were :
1 Mary?m., abt. 1667, LeonardWeeks, b. in England abt. 1635.
2 Samuel? b. 1646; m. 9 Jan., 1672-3, Mary Fifield of Hampton,
and d. 1688-89.
3 Matthias? b. 1650; m. 28 Dec, 1671, Jane (dau. Anthony)
Brackett, and d. 1688-9.
Samuel8 (Sam'l1) had children:
1 Sarah? b. 6 Oct., 1673, w. of Nath'l Huggins, sen.
2 Eleanor? b. 23 Aug., 1675 ; m. her cousin, Capt. Samuel Weeks ;
d. 19 Nov. 1736.
3 Matthias? b. 7 Mar., 1676-7; m. Mehitable Jenness of Rye,
and was Dea. of the Cong. Church in Greenland ; d. 9 Apr.,
1745.
4 William? b. 7 Jan., 1678-9; m. 4 Jan., 1704-5, Mary Lewis of
Casco Bay, and d. 1760. He had four sons and four daus. :
(1) Sarah V.,4 b. 1705. (2) Mary, b. 1707. (3) Margaret, b.
1710. (4) Matthias, b. 1713. (5) Wm., b. 1715. (6) David,
b. 1717. (7) Eleanor, b. 1719. (8) John, b. 1723.
5 Mary? b. 27 Jan., 1685-6, w. of Michael Hicks.
6 Samuel? b. 5 July, 1687; m. Mehitable Crosby, and d. 7 Sept.,
1750.
Dea Matthias3 (Sam'l? Sam'l1) had b. in Greenland :
1 Samuel? b. 20 Apr., 1716; m. Sarah Whidden.
2 Joseph? m. Mary Berry and had five daus. : (1) Eleanor, (2)
Hannah, (3) Lydia, (4) Mehitable, (6) Mary.
Samuel4 (Matt.? Sam'l? Sam'l1) of Greenland and Wakefleld, had
children :
1 Joseph? b. 1745; m. Betsey Hoit, and d. Jan. 1828.
2 Matthias? b. 3 Jan., 1750; m. Mary Edgerly, and in 1796 set
tled in Loudon; d. 20 Mar., 1838.
3 Samuel? b. 15 Aug., 1752; m. Susanna Goss and d. 1838; had
four daughters.
Matthias6 (Sam'l? Matt.? Sam'l? Sam'l1) had children :
1 John? b. 1772.
2 Sam'l? b. 1774.
3 Matthias? b. 1775.
4 Polly? b. 1779.
5 Sally? b. 1783.
6 Joseph? b. 13 July, 1784 ; m 13 Sept., 1806, Martha G. Dwinell
of Salem, Mass., and d. 29 Nov., 1828. They had five sons
and three daus.

142 APPENDIX.
. Joseph6 (Matt.? Sam'l? Matt.? Sam'l? Sam'l1) had b. in Canter
bury : 1 Andrew Mack7 (seventh child), b. 1 Jan., 1820, m. 17 Aug.
1842, Angeline E. Woodbury of Lynn, Mass., and in 1839
settled in Galena, 111. During forty years he has, at much
expense, collected records of thousands of the Haines fam
ily, in America and England, besides lending aid to many
others, in their genealogical researches. It is to be hoped
that before long the results of his labors may be published
for the benefit of his own family and other families con
nected with it. (See N. E. Hist. & Gen. Register, xxm,
pp. 148-169— his Pedigree.)

THE HALL FAMILIES OF DOVEE.
John1* brought from England three sons, Ealph, John
and Stephen. Stephen settled in Massachusetts ; perhaps
father of the Haverhill family.
Ralph8 (Jn?)b. in England about 1619; of Exeter, 1639; Dover, 1650;
returned to Exeter, 1664; was lieutenant, lot layer, etc. He m. Mary
 ; had children :
1 Phaltiel? w. of Eph. Folsom.
2 Joseph? m. Mary (dau. of Edw.) Hilton; had: (1) Joseph,4
who d. 1767. (2) Edward of Newmarket, who m. Mary
Wilson and had five daughters: (a) Ann,6 m., in Exeter,
5 Apr., 1730, Rev. John Moody.
3 Capt. Kinsley? m., 1674, Eliz. (dau. of Rev. Sam'l) Dudley.
John8 (Jn?) in England about 1620-21 ; m. Esther (dau. of Philip)
Chesley in 1647; deacon ; d. in 1693 or 94; was a man of many offices
and excellent character. Children :
1 John? b. about 1649; m. 8 Nov., 1671, Abigail (dau. of John)
Roberts; had children: (1) John,4 b. 1673. (2) Thos.,
and (3) Abigail, b. 1680.
2 Balph? m. Mary (dau. of Philip) Chesley; had: (1) Hate-
evil,4 (2) Nath'l, and perhaps others.
Kinsley3 (Balph? Jn.1), of Dover and of Exeter, and wife Eliz.
had: 1 Josiah? ancestor of Governor Langdon; m., 1719, Mrs. H.,
(widow of John) Light. Six children.
2 Paul*
3 Eliz?
4 Mary.*
6 Mercy? m. Dudley Hilton, who, in 1710, was taken or killed by
the Indians.

* Tliere was a John Hall in Kittery, Me., in 1640 and 1650; also Peter, Thomas
and Kleuzer, and a Samuel Hall in Saliebury, Mass.

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- A John Hall resided on the Neck till 1650. Then Ser
geant John Hall resided on the line between Dover and
Portsmouth ; made will, Aug., 1677 ; had wife Elizabeth
and son Joseph, who died 1685. We know of no con
nection between the two families.

THE HILTON FAMILY OF NEWMAEKET.
Edward Hilton1, with his brother William, came from
England and in 1623 settled at Dover Neck, where he was
one of the most influential ofthe early settlers. In 1652,
having received a grant of land at Newfields, a part of Ex
eter, now called South Newmarket, he had removed to
that place, where he died in 1671. He had four sons and
two daughters. 1 Edward? b. 1626; m. Ann (dau. of Sam'l) Dudley, b. Oct.,
1641. In 1660, he purchased ofthe Sagamore of Washucke
a large tract of land, and d. in 1699. His children were :
(1) Winthrop,3 (2) Dudley, (3) Joseph. And four daugh
ters.
2 Capt. William? b. 1632 ; d. 1690, leaving a son : (1) Richard.3
3 Samuel?
4 Charles? A. unm.
Col. Winthrop3 (Edw?, Edw.1) [b. 1671] ? m. Ann Wilson. He was
a military officer, — in 1706, Judge of Court of Common Pleas; was
killed by the Indians, while at work with his men, in June, 1710. He
had five daughters and a posthumous son :
1 Col. Winthrop? b. 21 Dec, 1710; m. Mrs. Martha Wiggin,
dau. of Capt. Joshua Weeks of Greenland, and had: (1)
Winthrop,6 jr., b. 1737; d. 11 Jan., 1775; leaving three sons :
(a) Andrew,6 (6) Ichabod, (c) Winthrop. (2) Ichabod, b.
1740, m. Susanna Smith, and d. 1822. (3) Ann, b. 1745, w.
of John Burleigh, who d. 1769, leaving (a) Martha, w. of
Col. Eben Thompson of Portsmouth.
The descendants of Edward Hilton became quite num
erous and influential, and still hold a part of the land he
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Hilton, and prepared a valuable genealogy of this family,
to which I am much indebted for aid in preparing this
sketch. William Hilton, brother of Edward,1 came from London
to Plymouth in New England, Nov. 11, 1621, and wrote
back a glowing account of the condition of the colony and
the people. In 1631, he had removed to the settlement
of Piscataqua river where his brother Edward lived. He
was afterward at Exeter, then in possession of the marshes
at Oyster Eiver. In 1645, or soon after, he had removed
to Kittery Point. He had a wife and a son William and
probably others. In the Historic Genealogic Eegister,
Vol. xxxi, p. 179, John T. Hassam, A.M., of Boston, has
given a very learned and interesting genealogy of the
family of William Hilton.

THE HOWE FAMILY
(No. 40— iii )
From whom Hon. Nath'l, Hon. John W. and Hon.
Timothy O. Howe descended. John Howe,1 of Marl
boro, Mass., died 1680. In 1656, John Howe and others
of Sudbury, Mass., petitioned for a grant of laud in a
place eight miles west. In 1660, a section, some six
miles square, was incorporated as Marlboro, and lots were
assigned to John Howe, jr., Abraham and Samuel Howe.
1 Thos? b. 1656; d. 1733; was a prominent man in Marlboro.
Jonathan8 (Thos.? Jn?), b. 23 Apr., 1687; d. 1738.
Eliakim4 (Jona ? Thos.? Jn.1), b. 1723; was an early settler of
Henniker, N. H. ; m. 15 Dec, 1747, Matilda, b. 1732; had:
2 Otis? b. 1748.
3 Bev. Tilly? (Dart. Coll., 1788); d. 1830; unm.
Otis6 (Eliak.,* Jona.? Thos.? Jn.1) b. 3 Oct., 1748; m. 5 Nov., 1770,
Lucy Goodell of Marlboro, Mass., and in 1781 rem. to Hillsboro, N.
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1 Nathan? rem. to western New York ; had : (a) Hon. Jn. Waite
Howe7 of Franklin, Pa.
2 Solomon6 was forty years a preacher; had seven children; d.
in Smyrna, N. Y., 1859.
Hon. Nath'l6 (Otis? Eliak.? Jona.? Thos.? Jn?) b. 1776; m. Mary
Chase of Paris, Me. ; a lawyer, settled first in Paris, then in Bridgton,
Me. ; had seven children; d. in Waterford, Me., Jan., 1829. His eld
est son, 1 Algernon S.? m. Carrie M. Bradbury of Standish, Me. ; had :
(1) Anna M.,8 d. 1888.
2 Mary? a teacher in Bethel and in Norridgewock, Me. ; m., in
1840, Rev. Jacob Chapman; d. April, 1869, in Deerfleld,
N. H., s. p.
3 Charles T.? is a farmer in So. Waterford, Me., and has had
four children.
Dr. Timothy6 (Otis? Eliak.? Jona.? Thos.? Jn.1) m. Betsey How
ard ; settled in Turner, Me. ; had :
1 Hon. Timothy O.1 of Green Bay, Wis.
2 Bev. Zadoc? a Universalist preacher.

THE LANE FAMILY OF HAMPTON
(No. 40— iii)
Descended from William.1 of Boston, who, in 1651,
married, second, Mary, daughter of Thomas Brewer of
Eoxbury. His sons, born in Boston, were :
1 Samuel? b. 1651.
2 John? b. 1653.
3 Wm.? b. 1659.
4 Ebenezer? b. 1666.
William8 (Wm?)m. Sarah (dau. of Thos.) Webster ; rem. to Hamp
ton, abt. 1686. He d. in Hampton 1749. She d. 1745. His sons were :
1 John? b. 1685.
2 Joshua? b. 1696.
3 Sam'l? b. 1698.
4 Thomas? b. 1701.
Dea. Joshua3 (Wm.? Wm?) m. 1717, Bathsheba (dau. of Sam'l)
Robie; b. Hampton, Aug., 1696, and had sixteen children, thirteen of
whom lived to marry and have families. He had a farm, and also
worked at the trade of tanner and shoemaker in Hampton, where he
was killed by lightning, 14 June, 1766.
Samuel4 (Josh.? Wm.? Wm.1), b. 6 Oct., 1718; m., 1st, Dec, 1741,
Mary James, and rem. to Stratham, where he became town-clerk;
many years deacon in the church and a very useful citizen. He had
eight children, who lived to adult age and had families. His 2nd wife
was Rachel (Parsons) wid. of Gideon Colcord. His eighth child Jabez,6
b. 1760; m. Eunice' (dau. of Gideon and Rachel P.) Colcord and res. on
19

146 APPENDIX.
the homestead in Stratham. They had ninechjldreu, the sixth of whom,
Charles, m. Hannah French, and was the father of Mary E. Lane, who
m. Jacob Chapman.
(N. E. Hist. Gen. Register, xxvn, p. 176; and Lane Families by
Jas. P. Lane.)

THE MAECH FAMILY OF GEEENLAND.
Hugh1 of Newbury married Judith  —*¦ ; died 12
Dec, 1693, se. 73.
Children :
1 Geo? b. 1646; m., 1672, Mary (dau. of Jn.) Folsom of Exeter.
2 Hugh?b. 1666; m. Sarah Moody; had: (1) Henry,3 b. 1686.
(2) Sam'l. (3) Daniel. (4) Trueman, b. 1705. And daugh-
3 John? b. 1658.
4 James? b. 11 Jan., 1664.
George8 (Hugh1), b. 1646, d. 1699, and wife Mary (Folsom)
had thirteen children, of whom
1 John3 (2nd child), b. 1676; m. Mary Angia and had (1) Jn.,4
b. 1702.
2 Israel? (6th child), b, 4 Apr., 1683; m. Mary (dau. of Joseph)
Hall of Greenland; res., 1722, a doctor in Hampton; d. 1729
in Greenland or Portsmouth.
3 Sergeant Hugh? -ma.s killed 9 Sept., 1695, by the Indians at
Pemaquid, Me.
Major John2 (Hugh1) m., Mar., 1679, Jemima True, and had:
1 Joseph? b. May, 1687.
2 John? b. Sept., 1690.
3 Hugh? b. 1696.
4 Mary?.
5 Abigail?
6 Elizabeth?
Lt. James8 (Hugh1) and wife Mary had :
1 .Benj.,3b. Nov., 1690.
2 Nath'l? b. 1693.
Dr. Israel March3 (Geo.? Hugh1), b. 1683, d. 1729, and wife Mary
(Hall), had:
1 Dr. Clement? b. 1707.
2 Joseph? bapt. 1716.
8 Nath'l? bapt. 1716.
4 Paul? bapt.
5 Mary? bapt.
6 Elizabeth? bapt,
Dr. Clement March4 (Israel? Geo.? Hugh?), b. 1707, and his wife
had, baptized in Greenland :
1 Mary? bapt. 1733.

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2 Martha? bapt. 1733.
3 Hannah? bapt. 1735.
4 George? bapt. 1787.
5 Abigail? bapt. 1740.
6 Ann? bapt 1743.
7 Elizabeth? bapt. 1745.
8 Thomas? bapt. 1747.
9 tfaraft,6 bapt. 1749.
10 Clement? Jr., bapt* 1751.

the Mead Family.
(No. 5-x.)
Capt. John Mead,1 mariner, of Stratham, married
Susan (daughter of Jeremiah) Folsom, who was born about
1721, in the "Old brick garrison House"' in Newmarket.
They resided in Newmarket, had five daughters and four
sons. Children :
1 Benjamin? of Newmarket.
2 John? settled in Deerfleld.
3 Levi? b. 1753 ; m. Susanna, b. 1767 (dau. of Ichabod) Hilton
and had: (1) Levi H.3 b. 1798; m. Catharine Berry of Pitts-
fleld. (2) Elizabeth F. and others.
Jeremy8 (Jn?) b. 1760; m. Mary (dau. Geo.) Frost of Durham, and
d. 1839. He res. on the homestead; in Newmarket. Their daughter
1 Margaret Frbst? b. 1794; m., iri 1820, Hon. Wm. Plummer, jr.,
Of Epping, who d. Sept., 1854.

THE MOODY FAMILY.
William Moody1 came from Wales to Ipswich, Mass.,
as early as 1633, and to Newbury in 1635, was a black
smith, and the first in New England to shoe oxen. Others
say he was a saddler, and from Ipswich in England. He
had by wife Sarah :
1 Joshua? b. 1632, H. Coll. 1653; ord., Portsmouth, 1671. He
was imprisoned by Cranfleld for refusing to do what his
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2 Caleb? b. 1637; m., 1st, Sarah Pierce; 2nd, Judith Bradbury;
had children: (1) Daniel,3b. 1662. (2) Caleb, b. 1666. (3)
Thomas, b. 1668. (4) Joshua, b. 1671. (5) William, b.
1673. (6) Samuel, b. 1676; d. 1698.
3 William? m., Nov., 1684, M. Sewall, and had (1) Dea. Sam'l,3
b. 1689, who d. 1767, and others.
4 [Rev.] Samuel* [of York, Me.] ? m., 1657, M. Cutting, and d.
1675. Children: (1) William,3 b. 1661. (2) Samuel, b.
1671. (3) Cutting, b. 1674, who m. Judith Little, and had
(a) Joseph,4 b. 1701.
In 1725 there was a Philip Moody in Kingston, and af
terward John Moody,3 perhaps son of Samuel,2 who had
sons David,* Dudley,* Eev. Gilman,* and John*. Capt.
John Moody* (Jn.,3 Sam'l?), Nov., 1764, removed to Gil
manton, and had sons John, Elisha, David and Peter, and
four daughters. Several of this family were connected with
the Weeks family. (See No. 27— i.)

THE MOOEE FAMILY OF STEATHAM.
Col. Jonathan Moore1 a British officer, of Scotch
ancestry, settled in what is now Stratham and had sons :
1 William? prominent among the citizens of Exeter, lived about
two miles north from the village, on the east side of the
river. He had: (1) Thomas,3 (2) William, and others.
2 Jonathan.
Thomas3 (Wm.? Jona?) m. 19 Dec, 1734, Rachel Sinkler and had:
1 Thomas? b. 13 Sept., 1735.
2 John? b. 1739.
3 William? b. 1741.
4 Bachel.*
5 Agnes?
6 Ann.*
7 Elizabeth? b. 1751.
8 John? b. 1 Jan., 1754.
William3 (Wm.1 Jona)1 had sons :
1 William?
2 Dr. Coffin? b. 1739, m. in Greenland, 1760, Comfort (dau. of
Dr. John) Weeks and practised in Georgetown, Me., in

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Candia, N. H., etc. ; d. there 30 Oct., 1784, se. 45, leaving four
sons and three daughters.
3 Harvey?
4 Peter.*
William4 (Tlws.? Wm^'Jona.1), b. 1741, d. 1802, and his wife, Mary
(Piper]? had born in Stratham :
1 Elizabeth? b. 30 Oct., 1766; m., 1st, Jas. Sanborn; 2nd, Chase
2 Lydda? b. 1768.
3 Thomas? b. 7 Dec, 1770; m. Olive Tucker.
4 Agnes? b. Oct., 1772.
6 Jonathan? b. 26 May, 1774, in Stratham.
They removed to Sanbornton, and had :
6 Mark? b. 1776.
7 William? b. 1780.
8 Mary? b. 1782.
9 Bachel? b. 1787.
Dr. Coffin Moore4 (Wm.? Wm.? Jona?) b. 1739, d. 1784, and his w.
Comfort (Weeks) had :
1 Coffin? who m. a dau. of Gen. E. Bucknam of Lancaster, and
settled, a farmer, in that place. His son (1) Dr. E. B.
Moore6 practised in Epping many years, whence he removed
to Chelsea, Mass., where he d. in 1874.
2 Dr. Jacob Bailey* m. Polly Eaton, and settled in Andover,
where he d. early, leaving a son (Jacob B. Moore) who,
with Isaac Hill, edited the N. H. Patriot, and published in
1823 a gazetteer of New Hampshire, a work of great value
written by himself and John Farmer.

THE PEEKINS FAMILIES OF HAMPTON.
Abraham1 and wife Mary, born 1618, came from Eng
land and settled in Hampton. He was admitted freeman
in May, 1640. They had thirteen children :
Abraham8 (Abraham1), b. 2 Sept., 1639, and was killed by Indians in
1677. He was the flrst male child born in Hampton, and Mary2 was his
twin sister. He m. Eliz. Sleeper, and had :
1 John? of Epping, the father of (1) Lt. Jonathan,4 b. 1749, who
m. Eliz. Folsom and was distinguished in the Revolutionary
War.
James8 (Abraham1), b. 1647; m., 1st, Mary  ; 2nd, Leah Cox, and
had: 1 Eliz? w. of Joseph Philbrook; d. 1736.
2 James? b. 1696; m. Sarah Nason; d. 1755 in Kensington.
3 Moses? b. 1698; m., 1st, Mary Marston; 2nd, Hannah Nay; d.
1765; had eleven children: (1) James,4 b. 1731, of Hamp
ton ; m., 1st, Abigail Knowles; 2nd, jane Moulton; nine
children. (2) Samuel, b. 1733; d. in Deerfleld, 1827, ae. 94.

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(3) Sarah, hi., 1755, Isaiah Lane ; d. in Hampton Falls. (4)
Elizabeth, m., 1760, Josiah Lane. (5) David. (6) Moses.
(7) Jonathan. (8) Reuben, b. 1747.
Abigail8 (Abraham1), b. 2 Apr., 1655; m., 1675, John Foulsham, then
of Hampton.
James3 (Jas.? Abraham1) and wife Sarah had, b. in Kensington,
sixteen children, of whom
1 Jonathan? b. 1733 ; had nine children ; d. in the army in 1776.
2 Lydia? m., in 1755, Caleb (son of Josiah) Brown, and d. 1831.
3 Simon? b. 1745; m., 1769, Abigail Blake.
Isaac Perkins1 [younger brother of Abraham] ? born
about 1612, was freeman 18 May, 1642, married Susanna
 , and had with others :
1 Isaac? bapt. 8 Dec, 1639, who was drowned.
2 Jacob? bapt. 24 May, 1640; m. 30 Dec, 1669, Mary Philbrook;
had five children : (1) Isaac,3 b. Dec, 1671. (2) Jacob, b.
1674. (3) Abigail. (4) Mary, b. 1678. (5) Benjamin, b.
12 Aug., 1693.
3 Benj.? b. 17 Feb., 1650.
4 Caleb?* m., 1677, Bethia (dau. of Jas.) Philbrick, and had:
(1) Rhoda,3 w. of Elias Philbrook who had seven children in
Greenland. (2) Benjamin, b. 1680; d. in Hampton Falls,
1767.
5 Ebenezer? b. 1659 ; m. Mary  — ; had: (1) Daniel,3 b. 1685.
(2) Jonathan, b. 1691.
6 Joseph? b. 1661.
In 1662therewas a William Perkins in Dover, born 1616,
who died in Newmarket, 1732, as. 116? His great graud-
son, Thomas, died in Wakefield, 1824, se. 91.

THE PHILBEOOK FAMILY, f
(No. 3-v.)
Thomas Philbrook1 (or Philbrick) came from Eng
land about 1630 ; settled in Watertown, Mass. His chil
dren, most of them born in England, were :

?Caleb may have been son of Abraham Perkins.
tSee Philbrick Genealogy by J. Chapman.

APPENDIX. 151
1 James? a mariner, m. Ann Roberts ; had nine children ; lived
in Hampton.
2 John? in 1639, settled in Hampton ; was drowned in 1657,
had: (1) John,3 b. about 1648. (2) Ephraim, b. 1656; and
four daughters.
3 Dea. Thomas? m. Ann Knapp ; had seven children ; d. 1700,
se. 76.
4 Elizabeth.1
5 Hannah.*
6 Mary?
7 Martha?
John3 (Jn.? Thos.1), and his wife Prudence Swaine had, b. in Green
land: 1 John? b. 1658.
2 Susanna? w. of Joshua Berry.
3 Elias? b. 1680.
Elias4 (Jn.? Jn.? Thos.1), m., 1st, Rhoda Perkins; 2nd, Penelope
Philbrick; had seven children; d. 1747. His sons were :
1 Elias? bapt. 1715.
2 Caleb? b. 1705.
3 Eliphalet.*
4 John? bapt. 1715; m. Judith Hardy of Exeter; had four chil
dren.
5 Benjamin? bapt. 1718. He lived on one line between Green
land and Hampton.
Benjamin6 (Elias? Jn.? Jn.? Thos?) m. Mary  ; hads
1 Mary? bapt. 1746 ; m. Col. John Wingate of Wakefleld.
2 Eliphalet? bapt. 1748, of Wakefleld.
3 Penelope? b. 1751 ; w. of Job Chapman of Greenland, who had
seven children that settled, about 1802, in Tamworth,
where the father d. in 1837, and the mother in 1838.

PICKEEING FAMILIES.
John,1 of Ipswich, 1634, removed to Salem 1637, and
died 1657 ; married Eliz.  , and had :
1 John? b. about 1637 ; m., 1657, Alice Flint and had : (1) John,3
b. Sept., 1658, the father of (1) Dea. Timothy,4 b. Feb.,
1702-3, who m. Mary Wingate and had: (a) Hon. Timothy,6
b. 1745 ; H. Coll. 1763, where his sons and grandsons grad
uated.
2 Jonathan? b. 1639.
And daughters.
Hon. John1 of Portsmouth, speaker of the assembly,
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152 APPENDIX.
ried Jan., 1665, Mary Stanyan and had eight children
of whom :
1 John? b. 1666, d.1688, leaving sons: (1) John,3 (2) Thomas,
(3) Daniel.
2 Thomas? a farmer with 500 acres in Newington, on the Great
Bay; m. and had four sons and eight daughters: (1) Lt.
James3, b. abt. 1680. (2) Elizabeth, who m. Capt. John
Brackett, b. 1700, of Greenland, and had : (a) Thos.4 (Brack
ett), (6) Geo., (c) Sam'l, (d) John, and others. (3) Mehit
able, w. of Lt. Sam'l Weeks of Greenland (No. 8).
From Lt. James descended the Pickering family in New
market.

THE EOLLINS FAMILY
(No. 16-ix ; 50-ii)
Descended from James Rawlins2 of Dover, who came
from England to Ipswich, Mass., in 1632, and settled at
Bloody Point (then a part of Dover, now Newington) ,
where he died in 1691. His sons were :
1 Ichabod? who m., 1st, Mary Tibbets and was killed by the In
dians; he had : (1) Jeremiah.3
2 Thomas? of Exeter, b. 1641, m. Rachel Cox, and had: (1)
Thomas,3 of Stratham. (2) Moses, of Stratham ; had nine
children. (3) Joseph, of Stratham ; had nine children. (4)
Benjamin of Exeter, b. 1678 ; had eight children. (5) Aaron,
of Newmarket, killed by Indians. (6) Samuel, of New
market, b. 1690; had nine children. (7) John, of Exeter,
who rem. to Damariscotta, Me. ; had fourteen children.
3 Samuel? of Bloody Point, m. Rebecca Mors, and d. 1694,
leaving : (1) Joseph.3
4 James? of Dover, m. Deborah Peavey in 1717, and d. 1744,
leaving sons: (1) Edward,3 b. 1718. (2) Ichabod. (3)
John.
5 Joseph? res. in Newington; m. Sarah  , and had: (1)
Joseph,3 bapt., 1728. (2) Samuel. (3; Noah.
Jeremiah3 (Ichabod? James1), m. Eliz. Ham, b. 1681, and res. in a part
of Dover, now Somersworth, and d. 1768, leaving an only son :
1 Hon. Ichabod? b. 1722 ; in., 1st, Abigail Wentworth ; 2nd, Mar
garet (Cotton), wid. of Joseph Frost of Newcastle aud had
eight children.
Thomas3 ('Thos.? James1) had :

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1 Caleb? of Stratham, who d. about 1785, leaving a widow Ruth ;
had eleven children.
Hon. Ichabod4 (Jere.? Ichabod? Jas?) b. 1722, d. 1800, of Rollinsford,
and his wife Abigail (Wentworth) had four sons of whom :
1 John? b. 1745.
2 Ichabod.*
4 Daniel? b. 1759, m. 1789, Martha Weeks and had: (1) Icha
bod,6 (2) Wm. W., (3) Ann W.
(See Rollins Families by John R. Rollins, 1874.)

THE SANBOEN FAMILY
Descended from two brothers, John2 and William,2 sons
of John,1 who married the daughter of Eev. Stephen
Batchelder and died in England. His widow with her
father and two sons came to America and settled in Hamp
ton. John8 (Jn?) b. about 1620; came to Hampton in 1638; m., 1st, Mary
(dau. of Robert) Tucke ; 2nd, widow Margaret Moulton (dau. of Robert
Page). He was a useful citizen and held various town offices; d. in
1692. Children :
1 John? b. 1649; m., 1674, Judith Coffin; d. 1723. He had sons :
(1) John,4 b. 1683; m. Mehitable Fifleld of Kingston. (2)
Enoch, b. 1685; m., 1st, E. Dennet; 2nd, widow Godfrey.
(3) Peter, m. A. Shaw; d. 1724. (4) Tristram, b. 1691; m.
1711, Margaret Taylor of Exeter and settled in Kingston;
had five sons : (a) Peter,6 b. 1713. (6) Abraham, (c) Tris
tram, (d) Jethro. (e) William, b. 1723; m., 1750, Mary
Sleeper.
2 Bichard? b. 1655 ; m., 1678, Ruth Moulton ; had : (1) John,4
m. Sarah Philbrook.
3 Joseph? b. 1656 ; m. Mary Gove ; had : (1) Edward4 and (2)
Abraham.
4 Nathaniel? b. 1666.
5 Benj? b. 1668.
6 Jonathan? b. 1672 ; m. Eliz. Sherburn ; had eight children ;
d. 1741. His son (1) Samuel,4 b. 1694, m. Mrs. Elizabeth
Colcord, dau. of Peter Folsom, and res. in Kingston.
John4 (Bich.? Jn.? Jn?) had children :
1 Daniel? b. 1702; m. Cath. Rollins; had ten children. His
sons: (1) Daniel,6 b. 1731, (2) Thomas, (3) Moses, (4)
Aaron, (6) Abijah, b. 1748 ; settled in Sanbornton.
2 Ebenezer? b. 1712, of Hampton ; m. Ruth Sanborn ; d. April,
1794. His sons were : (1) John,6 b. 1736. (2) Josiah, b.
1738. (3) Benj., b. 1746. (4) Wm , b. 1753. (6) Eben, b.
1755 ; settled in Sanbornton, N. H.
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3 Benj.,6 of Newmarket.
4 Bichard?
5 Elisha?
6 John.*
7 James?
8 Hannah? w. of S. Dudley ; and flve other daughters.
William8 (John1) brother of John,8 b. about 1622; m. Mary Moul
ton; settled in Hampton Falls; had flve sons ; d. Sept., 1692. Chil
dren: 1 William? b. 1650; m. MaryMarston; d. 1744; had: (1) John,4
b. 6 Nov., 1680; m. Ruth Robie.
2 Josiah? had: (l)Wm.4 b. 1682, father of (a) Ezekiel,6 b. 1706,
(6) Dan'l, (c) Wm., (d) Joshua.
3 Mephibosheth? b. 1663; d. 1749.
4 Stephen? b. 1671; m., 1693, Hannah, dau. of James Philbrick;
had eleven children ; d. 1750.
John4 (Wm.? Wm.? Jn?) b. 1680; d. 1767; had descendants in San
bornton. His sons were :
1 Jeremiah? b. Feb., 1703; m. Lydia Dearborn; res. in Hamp
ton. Two sons and flve daughters.
2 Josiah? b. 19 Aug., 1707; m. T. Drake; res. in Exeter; had
a son (1) Josiah, jr.8

THE SCAMMON FAMILY.
(BT K. M. SCAMMON OF STRATHAM, N. H.)
Richard Scammon1 of Portsmouth, born about 1620,
is supposed to have been the father of
1 Bichard? m., in 1661, Prudence (dau. of Wm. and niece of
Major) Waldron of Dover and had seven children b. [in
Dover]? (1) Richard,3 of Dover, who m. Eliz. Wakeley.
(2) William, b. 29 Feb., 1664; and there were four daugh
ters.
2 Ann? second wife of Major Waldron.
3 John? res. in Kittery, Me., and had a daughter : (1) Elizabeth,*
who m.  Atkins.
4 Elizabeth? m., 1st, Peter Lidgett; 2nd, Hon. John Saffin of
Boston.
5 Humphrey? b. 1640; m. Eliz. (dau. of Dominicus) Jordan, and
had b. in Saco, Me., flve children: (1) Humphrey,3 b. 10
May, 1677. (2) Elizabeth, m. Andrew Haley. (3) Mary
m.  Puddington. (4) Rebecca, m.  Hastings.
(5) Samuel, b. abt. 1689.
From this family descended Col. James and Hon. John
F. Scammon of Saco, M. C, b. 1845-47, and Hon. Seth
Scammon of Scarboro', Me.

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William Scammon3 (Bich.? Bich?) of Stratham, N. H. ; m. Jan.,
4, 1721, Rachel Thurber of Rehoboth, Mass., and had :
1 Bichard? ( twins, > m. Elizabeth Weeks (see No. 8-
2 Samuel? { b. 17 Nov., 1722. J iii.)
3 James? b. 10 Nov., 1725.
4 Elizabeth? b. 13 Aug., 1728.
5 Barnabas? b. 27 Apr., 1733.

THE THOMPSON FAMILY.
(BY MAEY P. THOMPSON OP DURHAM, N. H.)
Robert Thompson1 was at Oyster river in 1707 ;
married about 1722, Abigail Emerson; died in 1752.
They had a daughter Abigail, who married Col. Timothy
Emerson, and four sons
Samuel8 (.Robert1), bapt. Mar., 1723-4; m. Susannah Reynolds of
Durham ; d. Mar., 1755, leaving a dau. :
1 Hannah.3
Robert8 (Bobert1), b. 8 July, 1726; m. Susannah, dau. of Jonathan
Thompson; d. Jan. 12, 1805. He settled in Lee, where his descendants
still live.
Judge Ebenezer8 (Bobert1), b. 5 Mar., 1737; m. Mary Torr, 22 May,
1758; d. 14 Aug., 1802. He settled on the homestead in Durham, stud
ied medicine with Dr. Joseph Atkinson and became an able practi
tioner; but was called from his profession to serve his fellow citizens
in some of the most important offices of the state. He twice declined
a seat in Congress ; was for many years judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, and for a short time of the Superior Court. He had flve chil
dren : 1 Sarah? m. James Leighton..
2 Ann? m. Rev. Curtis Coe.
3 Mary? m. Richard Pickering of Newington.
4 Col. Ebenezer? b. 12 July, 1762; d. in Portsmouth, 4 Feb.,
1828. He m., 1st. Martha Burleigh; 2nd, Mary (dau. of
Wm.) Weeks of Greenland; and 3rd, Elizabeth (dau. of
Samuel) Hale of Portsmouth. Children by first wife: (1)
John Burleigh,4 b. 21 Nov., 1786 ; d. unmarried, 7 Oct., 1810.
(2) Anne Hilton, b. 19 Sept., 1789; d. unmarried in 1812.
(3) Mary.b. 24 Feb., 1792; m. Hon. Wm. Claggett of Ports
mouth; d. 28 Mar., 1865. (4) Martha, b. 12 Dec, 1795; d.
8 May, 1796. Children by second wife : (5) Capt. Ebenezer,
b. 5 Feb., 1798; m. Mary (dau. of Benjamin) Thompson;
died in the night of 26-27 Jan., 1853. He left two sons:
( a) Charles A. C.6 who d. 1868, leaving two daus. and a son
Dr. George E.,6 of Boston. (6) Col. William H., of Chicago,
who has three sons and one dau. (6) Capt. Jacob W., b. 2

156 APPENDIX.
Jan., 1802; m. Artemisia Rindge of Portsmouth; d. 7 July,
1864. He left four children, of whom two were sons (b. in
Portsmouth) : (a) Jacob H., now one of the editors of the
N. Y. Times. (&) Isaac R., now of Quincy, Mass. (7) Ben
jamin, b. 31 March, 1804; m. Lucinda J. Drew of Barring
ton, where he d. 23 Apr., 1875. He had six children, three
of whom were volunteers in the late civil war: (a) Geo.
W., mortally wounded at Morris Island, S. C, 28 July,
1863, and died the next day, aged 26. (6) Josiah, d. without
issue, 16 March, 1882. (c) Jonathan, died in the soldiers'
hospital at Washington, D. C, 30 Dec, 1862, aged 21. (8)
Rev. Geo. Weeks, b. 29 Mar., 1807; m. Mary (dau. of Dea.
Jno.) Wingate, and now resides in Stratham, s. p.
5 Benjamin (the youngest), b. Mar. 31, 1765; m. Mary Pickering
of Newington ; d. Jan. 21, 1838. He resided in Durham,
where several of his descendants still live.
(See memoir of Judge Ebenezer Thompson.)

THE WIGGIN FAMILY
Descended from Capt. Thomas Wiggin1 who came
in 1631 to New Hampshire, agent for the proprietors of
"The Upper Plantation," including Dover and parts of
Stratham and Newington and Greenland, and returned to
England in 1633. A number of colonists came with him
on his second visit to New Hampshire. In 1645 he was
deputy governor of Dover. He married Catherine 
had two sons and died about 1667.
Andrew" (Thos?) b. abt. 1635; m. abt. 1659, Hannah (dau.
of Gov. Simon and Ann Dudley) Bradstreet of Andover, Mass. He
res. on the Squamscot patent, a tract three miles square lying mostly
in what is now Stralham, and d. in 1710. In 1656 he gave the town of
Exeter from the south end of his patent a tract of land one mile wide.
In 1657 his farm was set off to the town of Hampton and so remained
until 1692, when it was re-annexed to Exeter. In 1716, with additions
it was incorporated as Stratham. His children were :
1 Thomas? b. 5 Mar., 1662; m. Martha Denison of Ipswich; d.
early. -
2 Simon? b. 17 Apr., 1664; m., 1st,  ; 2nd, Catherine
(wid. of Robt. Tufton) Mason, and had two daus. and (3)
Simon,4 b. 12 Aug., 1701; d. 11 Aug., 1757; who had seven
children.
3 Hannah? b. 1666; m. S. Wentworth.
4 Mary? b. 1668 ; m. Capt. Jeremy (son of Moses) Gilman, and

APPENDIX. 157
had many descendants, among whom were Col. Samuel and
Col. David Gilman of Tamworth.
5 Abigail? b. 1670; m. Wm. French of Stratham, and had chil
dren.
6 Andrew? b. 6 Jan., 1672 ; m., 1st,  ; 2nd, Rachel Chase
(wid. of Jacob Freeze,) and d. Jan., 1756.
7 Dorothy? m.  Gilman.
8 Bradstreet? b. 25 Mar., 1675-6; m. Ann Chase and had four
children of whom, (1) Chase,4 b. Oct., 1699, m. Martha
Weeks.
9 Sarah? m. Wm. Moore of Stratham, and had: (1) William,
(2) Mary.
10 Jonathan? A. 1738; had flve daughters and a son : (1) Sarah,4
m.  Hill. (2) Anna, m. J. Jewett. (3) Mary, in.
 Perkins. (4) Hannah. (5) Lydia. (6) Andrew.
Thomas" (Thos?), b. 1640; d. 1700, of [Exeter, then or] Dover; m.,
1st, Ann, dau. of Gov. Bradstreet ; 2nd, Sarah (sister of Walter) Bare
foot. Children :
1 Catherine? m., 1st, Robt. Tuflon; 2nd, Capt. Simon Wiggin.
2 Sarah? w. of Henry Sherburne.
3 Susanna? w. of  Johnson.
4 Thomas? of Sandy Point, who d. Mar., 1726-7, and had : (1)
John,4 who m.  Kennison and had six children : (a)
Elizabeth6, (&) Deborah, (c) Sarah, (d) Budget, (e) Joseph,
(/) John. (2) Walter, b. [1701]? m., 1st, Mary (sister of
Andrew) Rawlins; 2nd, Deborah Neal; had eight children.
(3; Henry, of Exeter, had sons (a) Joseph, (b) Joshua and
(c) Nathaniel. (4) Andrew, of Newmarket; m. Eliz. Raw
lins, had six children. (5) Tufton. m., 1st, Mary (dau.
of Richard) Caliey; 2nd, Sarah Darling; seven children.
(6) Samuel, had eight children. (7) Capt. Thomas, m.
Dec, 1719, Sarah Piper and had flve sons : (a) Thomas of
Epping, (&) Andrew, (c) Eliphalet, (d) Jacob, (e) Nathaniel.
Hon. Andrew3 (Andrew? Thos?), b. 1672; d. 1756; Judge of Probate
etc ; had :
1 Hannah? w. of Josiah Burley.
2 Martha? w. of  Rust.
3 Abigail? w. of  Doe of Newmarket.
4 Mary? w. of Theophilus Smith, Esq., of Exeter.
5 Mercy? w. of  Sherburne.
6 Capt. Jonathan? b. 1740 ;m., 1st, 1761, Mary Little and had nine
children of whom (1) Edmund6 and (2) Wm. H., settled in
Thomaston, Me.
Andrew, Esq.4 (Jona.? Thos.? Thos?), b. 27 Mar., 1719 ; m., 1st, Anna
Ross; 2nd, Mehitable Moody; 3rd, Sept., 1751, Mrs. Dorothy Sweat,
b. 1727, and d. 1774. His children were :
1 Andrew? b. July, 1752; m., 1st, Mary Brackett of Greenland ;
d. Jan., 1836. He m., 2nd, Mary (dau. of Hon. Paine) Win
gate, and had : (1) Capt. Caleb,6 (2) Andrew P.
2 Dorothy? w. of Rev. James Miltemore.
3 Levi.*
4 Caleb?
5 Aaron?
6 Mary?

158 APPENDIX.
THE WINGATE FAMILY OF NEW HAMPSHIEE*
(No. 5-vi)
Descended from John,1 a planter at Hilton's Point, in
1658. His homestead on Dover Neck has remained in
possession of his descendants to this day. An apple tree,
planted by his hand, remained till the great storm in 1845.
He married, first, Mary (dau. of Hate-evil) Nutter, and
second, about 1676, Sarah (widow of Thos.) Canney,
and died Dec, 1687. His children were :
1 Anne? b. Feb., 1667.
2 John? b. 1670, inherited the homestead, and d. 1715.
3 Caleb.*
4 Moses?
5 Mary?
6 Joshua? b. 2 Feb., 1679 ; d. 9 Feb., 1769.
7 Abigail? b. about 1685.
Capt. Joshua8 (John1) m., at Newbury, 1702, Mary (dau. of Henry)
Lunt, b. 1682, and rem. to Hampton and had eleven children :
1 Bev. Paine? b. Sept., 1703.
2 Sarah? b. 1705; m. 1727, Dr. Edmund Toppan, of Hampton,
and d. 1801.
4 Anm** }twins' b' 30 June' 1715'
5 Martha? b. 30 Mar., 1718; m. Dr. John Weeks of Greenland.
6 Love? b. Apr. 1720; m. Rev. Nath'l Gookin of Hampton.
7 Elizabeth?
8 John? b. Jan., 1724-5; d. Sept. 4, 1812, unm.
9 Mary? m. 1728, Dea. Timothy Pickering of Salem, Mass., had
nine children; d. 1784.
10 Joshua?
11 Jane? m. 1732, Rev. Stephen Chase of Newcastle, and had
seven children.
Rev. Paine3 (Joshua? John1) grad. Harv., 1723. He was ord. 15 June,
1726, pastor ofthe second church of Amesbury (now Merrimac), Mass.,
Dec. 12, 1727; he m. Mary Balch of Wenham, Mass., and d. 19 Feb.,
1786, having served the same church sixty years. He had twelve chil
dren. Rev. and Hon. Paine Wingate4 (Bev. Paine? Joshua? John1) was the
most famous of that family, b. 1739, grad. Harvard 1759; m. his cousin
Eunice Pickering; was ord. 1763, over the First Cong. Ch., Hampton
Falls, dismissed 1776, and rem. to a farm in Stratham. He was often
chosen to the most important offices in the state. He d. 7 Mar., 1838,
se. nearly ninety-niue years.
*See Hist. Wingate family, ExeterA 1886.

ADDITIONS.

No. 22-iv, p. 26.
iv Marion (Weeks), b. 28 Feb., 1768; d. in Warren, N. H., 7 Aug.,
1846; m. Richard Pillsbury, b. 5 Feb., 1763, was killed in 1800 at
raising a barn. Children:
1 Trustram (Pillsbury), b. 19 Mar., 1787.
2 John, b. 11 Nov., 1788.
3 Thomas, b. 23 Mar., 1791.
4 Daniel, b. 28 Feb., 1793.
5 Sally, b. 5 Mar., 1797; m. Jonathan Clough, 14 Nov., 1816;
d. 16 Oct., 1882. Children: (I) Amos (Clough) b. 6 Nov.,
1818, a carpenter; m. Mary A. Pillsbury, and d. 14 Sep.,
1872, s.p. (2) Mary, m. James M. Williams of Warren, far
mer. Three children. (3) Eunice, b. 21 Nov. 1826; m 14
Oct., 1848, Joseph Clement, farmer of Warren. One child.
6 Marian, b. 12 May, 1799.
No. 22-viii, p. 26.
viii Betsey (Weeks), b. 11 Aug., 1775 ; d. in Bradford, Vt., 7 Apr.,
1851 ; m. Thomas Pillsbury, farmer, b. 27 Nov., 1771 ; d.
in Jan., 1835. Children:
1 Joseph (Pillsbury), b. 25 May, 1795, in Warren, farmer; m.
Ruth Merrill of Wentworth, and d. of consumption in
Bradford, Vt., 24 May, 1855. She d. in Lyndon, Vt., Feb.,
1870. Their only child was (1) Dan Young (Pillsbury) a
printer who d. in Bradford, Vt., 1863.
2 Thomas, b. 25 Sept., 1797, a farmer; m. Mary Osborn, b.
1799, of Bradford, Vt., and d. there 19 Oct., 1863. She d.
26 Nov., 1875. Children b. in Warren : (1) Betsey, b. 18
Nov., 1823; m. in 1841, M. Denison Farr of Bradford, far
mer, b. 29 Nov., 1819. They have one daughter, a teacher,
res. in Bradford, Vt. (2) Esther, b. 18 Nov., 1828; m.
Hartwell L. Farr, b. Nov., 1821, farmer; res. in Bradford.
Of eight children, only one, a son, is living. (7) Ezra, b.
in Bradford, Vt., 3 Nov., 1838; d. 26 Dec 1878; m. Olive
T. Davis, 4 July, 1863, who d. 1865. (8) Hartwell, b. in
Newbury, Vt., 29 Jun., 1841; m. Sarah Kelley of Bradford
whod. of diphtheria, Jan., 1879. Five children, one living.
3 Esther P., b. 19 Nov., 1799; d. Dec, 1842. She m. Timothy
Ladd, farmer of Piermont, N. H., b. 19 Sept., 1786, who d.
12 June, 1870. Child: (1) Emeline, b. 11 May, 1822; m.
Jn. Hartwell, farmer of Piermont, N. H., b. 23 Oct., 1817.
Four children.
i Bichard, b. 3 May, 1803 ; resided on the homestead in War
ren, and died unmarried in 1831. (159)

160 ADDITIONS.

No. 29-i, p. 36.

To 9 Albert Gallatin Cheeks) add his children: (1) Rebecca7, b. ;
d. when a child. (2) Arthur, b. abt. 1850 ; d. in childhood.
(3) Albion Albert, b. in Barnstead, 31 May, 1852, printer;
m. in Chicago, 11 Jan., 1888, Teresa E. O'Donnell, b. in
South Hampton, Eng., Aug., 1858. Child: a son, b. 9
Nov., 1888.

ERRATA.

On page 15 (No. 12-v) for Mary (Weeks) read Mary (Chapman).
On page 15 (No. 12-vii) for Joseph Weeks, read Joseph Chapman.
On page 33, flrst line, for Stafford read Strafford, Vt.
On page 36, 22nd line, for North Hampton read New Hampton.
On page 51 (No. 40-ii) for Brownfleld read Bloomfield, Me.

INDEX NO. I.
NAMES OF OTHERS CONNECTED WITH THE WEEKS FAMILY.
( The figures refer to the number of the family ; the Boman numerals to
the order of names in the family.)

Abbey, Enoch, 67, i.
Louisa, 43, x.
Abbot, Sarah, 11, x.
T. T., 24, iv.
Acorn, M. W., 48, ii.
Adams, A., 60, xvi.
Aiken, Jn., 22, iii.
Sam., 22, ii.
Eli, 302), vi.
Aldrich, Isaac, and ch., 89, iii.
Alison, L., 41, xiii.
Allen, Deborah, 14, ii.
Aurelia, 43, vii.
Louisa, 43, x.
G., and ch„ 70, ii.
M., 71, iv.
Alley, E., 105, i.
Ames, S., 30a, i.
Andrews, Lncy, 27, v.
Capt., B0, iv.
Applcton, Chas., 85, i.
Arnold, F. A., 54, iv.
M. P. B., 103, i.
Atkinson, Julia, 12, vii.
Austin, E., 95, i.
Avery, Caroline, 16, v.
Bachel, 20, vi.
Mr., 47, vii.
Abiel, 82, vi.
Ayres.W., 38, iii.
Badger, Joseph, and ch., 27, ii and iii.
Bailey, Jacob, and ch., 15, v.
Eunice, E., 31, vi.
Gould, 45, vi.
Baker, L., 85, v.
Ballard, Mercy, 12, vi.
J. H., 41, viii.
Lois and Lydia, 66, iii.
21

Ballard, Jere. D., and ch., 40, vii.
W. W. W., and ch., 63, v.
Bamford, F. J., 52, ii.
Barber, Jonah and Mary, 15, viii.
Benj., 19, ix.
Barker, Harriet, 25, iii.
Nath'l, 66, viii.
Mary G., 19, ix.
Sally, 66, i.
Helen, 105, ii.
Barnes, Sarah, 11, vi.
Nancy, 28, xii.
Barstow, Asenath, 42, vii.
Betsey, Jn. G., and Ella, 48, ii.
Barton, A. L., 63, v.
Bartlett, Jn., 11, v.
David T., 69a, ii.
Chas., 55a, v.
Dr. Josiah, 16, x; 16, xii.
W. S., 15, v.
Mr., 4, iii.
Zenas, 55a, ix.
Batchelder, B. C, 90, iv.
Wm. T., 29, i.
Jonathan, 91, i.
Bates, Mr., 4, iii.
Dexter, 39, iii.
Bean, James, and ch., 13, ix.
Eliza, 42, ii.
M. F., 63, iii.
Beckman, B., 53, Iv.
Bedell, C, 72, i.
fcieede, Mary and Thos., 27, vii.
Belknap, Dr. J., 5, viii.
Ellen J., 56, vi.
Bennet, Mary, 27, iv.
Gilman, 27, viii.
Miss, 53, vi.
Wm., and ch. 68, v.
(161)

162

INDEX NO. I.

Benson, S. B., P8, i.
Bergen, H., 92, ix.
Berry, Nancy, 60, vii.
A. A., 60a, ii.
Sarah, 65, v.
Bickford, S. A., 87, iii.
Thomas, 11, v.
Bird, Clara, 84, iii.
Bishop, G., and ch., 61, vii.
Bissel, S. P., 38, viii.
Bixby, E. A., 91, ii.
A. L., and ch., 91, vi.
Blaisdel, M. E., 97, vii.
Blake, David, 53, vi.
, Mary, 57, iii.
A. P., W>, v.
Blandin, Celina, 69c, iii.
Blydenburg, Jn., 5, x.
Bodge, Mary, 29, ii.
Lydia, 68, iii.
Bond, Wm.J., 81, iii.
Booth, N., 41, viii.
Boothby, C. H., 103, 1.
Boynton, Jn., 46, iv.
Farley, 85, iv.
Boutwell, Eli and eh., 41, viii.
Bracket, Adino Nye and Jas., 38, vii.
Deborah, 15, vi.
Joseph, and ch., 15, iv.
Joshua, and 12 ch., 1, v.
Martha W., 38, v.
Moses, and ch., 65, ii.
Isaac, 65, iv.
Brainard, E. A., 48, vi.
A., 62a, i.
Brewer, G. J., 109, i.
Briggs, J., 94, 1.
Brett, Mary, 56, iv.
Britton, L. A., 69a, iii.
Brodhead, Mehitable, 25, iii.
Bev. John, 25, iii.
Brooks, M. P., 69, iv.
Mr., 62a, vii.
Brown, David, 49, ii.
Mr., and ch., 35, ii.
David and ch., 49, ii.
E. C. and Laura E., 92a, i,
Jn. W., and ch., 55, ix.
Lucinda, 55, iii.
Bosina, 55, ii.
Bryan, Mr., 24, iii.
Bryant, M., 47, ix.
Mr., 58, iii.
Mary, 416, v.

Buckland, A. C, 38, viii.
Bucknam, E. and Polly, 37, iv.
Edwards, and ch., 38, viii.
Bugbee, Mr., 32, vi.
Bumpas, L. A., 38, vii.
Burbank, E., 38, viii.
Burley, Jn. and Martha, 5, i.
Margaret, 5, x.
Wm., and Eliz., 13, vi.
Edward, and ch., 19, v.
Job H., and ch., 31, x.
Gordon, and H. G., 24, iii.
Theo. A., 58, i.
Burleigh, A. D., 89, ii.
Burney, H., 36, ii.
Bmnfried, A., 69e, iv.
Burnham, John, 31, vi.
Mary E., 42, viii.
Burns, Mr., 59, ix.
M. E., 74, i.
Bntler, Sarah, 55, iii.
Miss, 62a, ii.
Buswell, Eunice, 27, ix.
Buswell, 21, v; 63, i.
Buss, G. F., 696, ii.
Caldwell, Wid., 51, iii.
Calef, Jas. and C. W., 39, v.
Call, Jn., and Polly, 21, viii.
Caliey, Josiah, 21, i.
Sally, 21, iv.
Miss, 21, vi.
Cammet, M., 23^ iii.
Capliner, B., 90, i.
Car, Ann, 37, ii.
Wm., 39, iii.
Carleton, W., 37, iii.
Henry, 44, viii.
Carpenter, Wm., 82, ii.
E., 85, v.
Carter, Hannah, 23, v.
Harriet and C. P., 62, ii.
Dr. B. T., 81, i.
Bev. N F., 95, v.
Cate, Elizabeth, 1, vi.
Caverly, N., and Margaret, 7,.vii.
E., 21, v.
Cleveland and ch., 57, i.
Cawley, Patty, 21, iii.
Thos., 21, v.
Chadbourne, Benj., 5, iii; 16, vii.
Chadwick, Jere. E., 12, iv.
Chamberlain, Wm.,28, xiii.
Betsey, 41a, vi.

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163

Chamberlain, S. M., 55, vii.
J. W., 103, iii.
M. J., 55a, viii.
Chandler, M., 38, iii.
Chaney, J., 82, iv.
Chapman, Mary, 1, ii.
Paul and ch., 3, v.
Hannah and Jn., 9, vi ; 60a, ii.
Job and family, 12, i-vii.
Sam'l and ch., 12, iv ; 40, iii.
Edmund and Huldah, 21, vii.
Horace, 42, v .
Chase, Eliz., 19, vi.
George, 59, ix.
Mr., 102, vi.
S. P., 91, i.
Chesley, Jona., 5, iv.
Joseph, 5, x.
H. H., 105, i.
Jas. J., 12, iv; 40, iii.
Thos. and ch., 40, vi.
H. H., 102, i.
Child, Matilda, 17, ii.
Dudley, 17, iv.
Maria L., 54, iii.
Chipman, M.E.,73, ii.
Chism, E., 79, ii.
Christian, M., 27, iii.
Church, E., 85, i.
Clark, A. H., 91, i.
Clarke, Comfort, 10, ix ; 13, vii ; 24, iii ;
25, v.
Jennie A. C, 695, i.
Joseph and ch., 10, xi; 13, vii;
24, ii.
Abner, 39, iii.
Angie, 89, ii.
Jas. M., 50, i.
S. C, 52, ii.
Mr., 60, iv.
Maria, 29, iv.
Sally, 35, vii.
Martha, 94, i.
Mr., 59, iv.
Clary, E.,79, ix.
Clay, D., 60, xvi.
Cleasby, E. W., and ch., 91, i.
Cleaves, Sarah, 45, v.
Clement, Eleanor, 5, viii.
Clifford, H., 64, iv.
Clough, L. S., 64, ii.
J., 62a, ix.
Isaiah, 27, ix.
Codling, Wm., 64, i.

Coe, Anna, 54, iv.
Coffin, Mary, 16, v.
Colby, M., 53, i.
Mary, 41, vi.
Joseph and ch., 49, 1.
Colcord, Carrie, 105, ii.
Cole, Eliz., 69, iii.
H., 65, v.
Miss, 105, vi.
E., 105, v.
Coleman, P., and ch., 58, i.
Coles, C. E., 54, iii.
Collins, Chas., 68a, iv.
Colomy, Abi., 35, iii.
Connors, C. B., 103, i.
Cooper, L., and ch., 43, viii.
Edwin, 48, v.
Coombs, Wm., 24, iv.
Copp, F. E., 63, viii.
Cottle, J., 71, i.
L. A., 71, iv.
Cotton, Ward, and Sarah C, 10, vi.
Martha, 35, vi.
Covell, Susie H., 109, i.
Cram, G., 78, v.
Crawford, J., 85, v.
Cudworth, L. E., 84, iv.
Cummings, Emma, 70, ii.
D., 53, iii.
Cunningham, Tim., 20, ix.
Currier, Abi., 55, ii.
M., 75, v.
Cuyler, Miss, 46, iv.

Dame, Mary, 415, ii.
Davenport, A., 42, ix.
Chas., 85, xii.
Davis, Abi. and Betsey, 7, ii.
Jennie, 60, xvi.
H., 62a, ii.
Elvira, 60, x.
John, 61, xvi.
EhodaO.,695, ii.
Day, E., 45, vii.
Miss, 28, x.
Frank, 65, ii.
Dearborn, Jn., 11, v.
DeLancy, E. P., 62, ii.
Delano, Capt., 82, vii.
Dennett, Olive, 61, vi.
Mr., 61, viii.
Dennis, F. B., 31, vi.
Mr., 61, viii.

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INDEX NO. I.

Dickinson, D., 45, vi.
Dillingham, E., 24, iv.
Doane, Geo. W„ 109, i.
Dodge, N. W., 26, v.
J. W. and ch., 30a, iv.
N. W., 68a, vi.
Lydia, 40, v.
Moses E., 76, vi.
Doe, Joseph and ch., 10, ix.
Mary E., 24, iii.
Dolbeer, Polly, 11, v.
Dole, Wm. and ch., 92, vii.
Dow, Miriam, 40, Ix.
Sarah, 72, v.
Drake, Chas., 58, iii.
Frank, 89, iii.
Draper, Nellie, 31, vi.
Drew, Lucinda, 16, x.
Dan'l, 53, iii.
Dudley, Mary, 30, viii.
Josiah W., 46, v.
Patience, 35, viii.
Dunbar, S., 45, vii.
Dunton, MiBS, 46, vi.
Jas., 60, xiii.
John, 82, vi.
Durgin, Miss, 15, viii.
Benj., and ch., 40, viii.
Wm. and ch., 50, iv.
L., 60, xvi.
Dustin, Molly, 21, iv.
Julia, 49. xi.
Mk., 75, vi.

Eastman, Ezra, 69a, v.
Geo., 60a, ii.
Job and Mk., 32, vii.
M. F., 69d, ii.
Kate, 92, iv.
B. H., and M. W., 74, ii.
Eaton. Polly, 37, vi.
Edmunds, F., 93, v.
Elkins, Eliza, 21, ix.
Elliot, Alonzo, 30a, v.
Ellis, A. S., 69c, i.
Ellsworth, M., 69a, Ui.
Emerson, Jacob, 38, iii.
Hii am, 69c, xi.
Mary E., 38, vii.
Emery, Jas., and Polly, 13, viii.
Erskine, Abiel, 20, ix.
N., 47, ix.
Evans, B. M,, and ch., 89, vii.

Eveleth, Eev. J., 24, iv.
Susan, 27, Iii.
Everett, P. F., 38, v.
Fairfield, 8., 60, X.
Farnham, M., 32, ii.
Eben, 42, ii.
Moses, 49, vi.
Sally, 51, vi.
M. A., 52, ii.
B. C, 83, vi.
E. E.,88,iv.
Cora L., 102, ii.
Farrar, Jn. W., 69e, iv.
Farringten, Jane, 306, iii.
Fay, Mary, 68, viii.
Fellows, Jona., 22, v.
Narcissa, 29, i .
Mehitable, 27, v.
Mary, 27, viii.
Fenerson, Sam'l, 98, ii.
Fernald, O. E.,71, ii.
Fielding, H. A., 96, ii.
Fifleld, Elizabeth W., 64, i.
Fittz, Fred., 37, iv.
Daniel, 41, ix.
Flagg, Joseph, 45, v.
E. A., 46, iv.
Fogg, Parker O., 30a, v.
Phineas, 39, iii.
L., 71, vii.
Folsom, Betsey S., 12, iv.
Jere. and Levi, 15, x (No. 40).
Cora L., 105, ii.
David, 27, v.
Levi and ch., 40, i-ix.
Adella, 69a, Iii.
Follet, J. W., 29, i.
Ford, Sarah, 3, iv.
Forest, O., 62a, i.
Foss, L. A., 41, i.
Diana, 60, vii.
Foster, H. S., 84, vi,
C. M., 90, ii.
Jn., 63, i.
James, 91, i.
Fowler, Symonds, and oh., 7, ii.
M. J., 77, vii.
M. H., 74, iv.
Francis, Geo. A., 26, iii.
French, Simon, 16, ii.
Mary, 27, ix.
Polly, 27, xii.
A. T., 63, vi.

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165

French, Abi., 27, ix.
John and ch., Coffin M. and
others, 37, v.
Dorothy, 51, ii.
Eben and Jn. L., 41, xi.
T. B. and ch., 64, vi.
Frost, Hon. George and ch., 5, x.
Mr. and ch., 35, iv.
Frye, Sarah, 65, iv.
N. W., 96, i.
L., 96, iv.

Gale, Benj., 68a, i.
Hannah, 29, i.
Moses S., 60a, ii.
Galusha, Geo., 45, vi,
Garis, J. W., 65a, v.
Gates, Wm. C, 38, iv.
George, E. 8., 69a, iii.
Gibson, Polly, 22, vii.
Gile, Sam'l, 13, ix.
Benj. J., 30a, i.
Sam'l and ch., 52, ii
Gilman, Mrs. B., 12, iv.
H. B., 60, vii.
J. E., 60a, iii.
Laura, 68a, iv
Dan'l, 68a, vii.
Gilpatrick, Miss, 20, ix.
Glidden, A. and ch., 47, vii.
Anna, 29, iv.
Glines, Fannie, 69e, ii.
Jn., 105, iii.
Goodenough, Mary, 92a, iv,
Goodenow, M., 44, i.
Goodwin, H,, 69e, iv.
Gookin, Mary S., 24, vi.
Gordon, F. J., 84, v.
Goss, Nath'l, 15, iv.
S. Ann, 38, i.
Daniel, and ch., 62, i, iii.
Gove, J., 29, i.
Gray, Ann, 42, i.
Gregg, E. M., 69, ii.
Greeley, Mary, 67, i.
Green, M., 76, iv.
A. H.,63, i.
Greeuough, Mary, 58, iii.
Eph. A., 24, iv.
John and ch., 24, iv.
Grindle, H., 47, viii.
Gunn, Sarah, 43, viii,
Guptil, S., 11, vi.

Guptil, Olive, 28, x.
Jas., 67, vi.
Hiram, 67, iv.
Timothy and ch., 67, i.

Hadley, E. P., 69a, iii.
Haines, Abner and ch., 10, i; 23, i-vi.
Elinor, 1, ii.
Eliz. W., 67, i.
John and ch., 11, il.
Mary, (1).
Sam'l, 1, ii.
Susanna andWm.,15, vii.
Eliz., 64, ii.
Hale, Sam'l, 16, Ix.
Jn., 27, v.
Corinna, 109, i.
Haley, Polly, 65, vi.
Hall, Chas. E., 25, iii.
A. B„ 79, v.
Jere. 8., 96, iii.
John, 105, iv.
Sally, 27, ii.
Jn. L., 27, ii.
Ham, Mr., 57, vi.
Sarah, 416, vii.
Hamilton, A. E. and ch., 69o°, i.
D. O., and ch ., 69a", iv.
H., 30a, i.
Hammond, Mrs., 28, x.
Haniford, Marian, 9, vii.
Harolton, Alma, 33, i.
Harris, L. A., 91, ii.
C.A.,92, v.
I., 63, v.
Hart, Nancy, 60, xi.
Mary, 24, iv.
Haskel, Aretas, 27, ii; 27, v.
Susan, 42, ix.
Caroline, 43, ix.
M., 45, iii.
HaskinB, Thos., 68a, vi.
Hatch, Ellen, 41, i.
Haven, Dr. Sam'l, 5, vii.
Hawkins, Maria, 32, ii.
Hayes, Chas., 29, iv.
Hayes, M. B., 71, ii.
Lewis, 24, ii.
Hayford, L. A., 40, i.
Olive, 43, viii.
Head, Mrs. H., 60, x.
Wm., 102, vi.
Heath, L., 92, iv.

166

INDEX NO. I.

Heath, Chastina, 92, ix.
Abbie S., 100, v.
Hemenway, M. W., 74, i.
Henderson, Ellen, 56, iii.
Hendrick, Susan E., 39, iii.
Henry, Phebe, 41, iii,
Heyer, Sam'l, 45, iii.
Hill, Isaac, 37, vi.
Nancy, 68a, vi.
Hannah, 39, iii.
Oscar, 64, ii.
Hersey, S. S., 49, vi.
Peter B., 69e, Iv.
Hibbard, M. A., 62a, i.
Hilliard, Euth A., 52, ii.
L., 64, v.
Barnes, 62a, i.
Genette, 62a, iv.
Hilton, David S., and ch., 45, vi.
Winthrop, 5, i.
John F., 43, x.
Jn. H., and ch., 57, V.
Joseph, 46, iv.
Nancy, 57, ii.
Hinds, A. M., 103, iv.
Hodgkins, C, 78, iv.
Hoit, Mary, 12, iv.
Dan'l, 13, iv.
J., 76, vi.
Holman, L. L., 75, vi.
Holmes, M., 66, vii.
J., 68a, iii.
Holt, Eev. Edwin, 16, i.
S., 69a, iii.
Hooper, Joshua, 109, i.
Hopkins, H„ 20, vii.
Dan'l, and ch., 47, vi.
John, 48, iv.
Hopkinson, M., 415, i.
Hotchkins, J., 91, i.
Howard, Huldah, 12, vii,
Amasa, 60, v.
J., 91, iii.
Howe, Chas, and ch., 99, i.
Mary C, 40, iii.
JosephE. ,46, v.
Octavia, 40, ii.
Alice, 65, i,
Frank, 62, ii.
O. P., and ch., 85, viii.
Wm.,76, i.
Hoyt, Betsey, 29, vi.
C, 79, vii.
F. J., and ch., 89, ix.

Hubbard, Comfort,], iv.
Eliz., 10, viii.
Jennie, 41, viii.
Abigail, 30, i.
Sarah, 70, ii.
Huff, Sarah, 28, v.
Hughs, M., 62a, ii.
Huggins, Eleanor and Nath'l, 4, i.
Hull, Wm.J., 696, ii.
Hunt, C, 27, ii.
Burnham, 27, ii.
Hard, Charity D., and Jacob, 18, i.
Humphrey, Mr., 65, iv.
Huse, Betsey B., 55, iv.
Hussey, Margaret, 20, i.
Jn„ and ch., 42, viii.
Elijah, 42, v.
Mary, 42, ix.
Hustin, E„ 48, i.
Hutchings, Jane, 47, vi.
Mr., 107, iv.
Hutchinson, E., 68a, iv.
Ingals, H. N., 50, iii.
Jn., 62a, 1.

Jacobs, Proctor, and C. W., 38, viii.
Jacobus, Helen, 69, iii.
Jackson, Eunice, 45, iii.
Geo. W. and S. S., 45, ii.
J. W., 42, ix.
Jane, 43, iv.
Sam'l, 45, ii.
Sarah, 45, i.
S. S., 84, i.
James, Annis C. 69a, iii.
Dudley and Abi., 11, x.
Zoa M„ 69a, i.
Jenness, Sarah, and Bichard, 5, il.
John, 7, ii.
Sally, 27, xi.
Chas. A., 25, iii.
Chas. H., 71, ii.
Jonathan, 27, xi.
Joseph, and ch., 35, v.
Jennings, Thos., 45, vi.
Fidelia, 60, xiv.
Jennison, L. A., 90, i.
Jewell, Anna B., 25, iii.
Bradbury, 12, v.
Emma, 69c, viii.
Jewett, Nancy, 2, i; 61, xiv.
Mary, 5, x; 2, i.

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167

Johnson, Hannah, 23, i; 25, ii.
Comfort, 10, vi.
Polly, 306, iii.
Alden, 48, viii,
Joseph, 33, ii.
David, and ch., 65, iii.
M. A., 60, viii.
Simeon, 53, v.
Jones, Jona., 20, li.
Mr., 20, ix.
M., 45, ii.
Chas., 30a, i.
E. E., 83, iii.
S.E., 90, iii.
Miss, 42, ix.
Mr., 107, v.
Judkins, A. S., 21, v.

Kavanaugh, M., 44, iii,
Keating, Miss, 43, viii.
Kelley, D., 30, iii.
E. 8., 91, iv.
Eliza, 24, iv.
L. A.'29, i.
Kelsey, Mary, 62, vi.
Jane, 92, iv.
Kenber, C, 85, xii.
Kennedy, Didania, 42, iii.
Jn. H., 42, ix.
H., 42, i.
Thos. and ch. 42, Ix.
Harriet, 42, i.
Luther, 42, iii.
Jas. and ch., 42, v.
Betsey, 45, iv.
Bosilla, 45, ii.
Wm. and ch., 42, iii.
Mr., 4, iii.
Kennison, Peggy, 12, iii.
Martha, 28, iii.
M. F., 65, i.
Kerr, Mary, 109, i.
Kezer, F. C, and ch., 91, iii.
Kiff, A. P., 90, i.
Kimbal, Asa, 37, iv.
John, 50, vi.
Moses, 21, ii.
Smith, 27, ix.
S. F., 60a, ii.
Kincaid, E. L., 46, iv.
King, John, 85, v.
Knight, M., 28, viii.
Joshua, 30, xiii.

Knight, Mr., 65, vi.
Huldah, 59, i.
Knowles, Simon, 27, xii,
Bachel, 23, iv.
Nancy J., 69a, i.
Knowlton, Lydia, 13, x.

Ladd, Tim., 22, viii.
Benj., 43, vii.
Lamprey, Wm. H., 69c, ix.
A. H., 69a, iii.
Lancaster, M., 41, vi.
Lane, Chas. and M. E., 40, iii.
John, 25, v.
EuBsell, 54, iv.
Geo. H., and ch., 54, iv.
Mr., 58, v.
Eliz,, 63, v.
Lang, M., 71, vii.
Langdon, Tobias, 1, viii.
Mr., 11, xi.
Langmaid, N., 105, ii.
Lary, A. M., 72, iii.
Lawrence, Eliz., 37, iv ; C, 92, iii.
Lear, Tobias, 1, vii.
Leavitt, Dudley and Judith, 11, iii.
Parker, 27, iii.
Leighton, Wm. T., 31, vi.
Lester, Capt. Wm., 67, ii.
Lewis, B. Ann, 31, vi.
Abigail, 109, iv.
N. M. L., 63, viii.
Legro, S. H., 38, viii.
Libbey, Bennet, 11, v.
Mary, 31, li.
C. H., 55a, v.
Jemima, 31, iv.
Lincoln, H. G., 63, viii.
Linscott, M., 84, 1.
Ellen, 84, i.
Little, May, 92, v.
H., 27, ii.
D. and Jas., 62a, i.
Locke, B., 91, 1.
Lombard, Wid., 31, i.
Long, Etta, 65, vi.
Lord, Mary, 24, iii.
Sarah E., 25, iii.
Eliz., 56, iv.
Sam'l, 98, i.
Amanda, 39a, iii.
Loud, Mary, 415, v.
Love, E. F., 93, vii.

168

INDEX NO. I.

Lovering, E. M., 89, iii.
Lund, H., 55a, vi.
S. and Lucy, 22, ix and x.
Lunt, Mr., 11, xi.
Lunt, Hannah, 31, iii.
Lyford, Kinsley, 19, viii.

McCobb, A., 42, v.
McDonald, M., 85, xiii.
McGaffey, Louisa, 92a, iii,
Mclntire, Jas., 38, viii.
McLean, D. 8., 47, vi.
McNeal, 8. A., 60a, ii.
McPherson, Ellen M., 24, iv.
Mahew, N., 42, ii.
March, C, and Abi., 10, vi.
Eliner, 6, viii.
Joseph G., 49, iv.
Mariner, Mr., 10, vii.
Marsh, Eliz. (No. 105), i.
Marshall, Geo. and ch., 5, vii,
Ellen F., 49, xi.
Marston, Jemima, 30, v.
Marston, Jennie, 27, v.
Hattie M., 31, iii.
Marston, Sarah, 4, ii.
Martin, Mr., 47, viii.
Mason, E., 30, vi.
D. B., 50, vii.
Mr., 10, xi.
Mattocks, J. li., and ch., 92, xi.
M. A., 92a, ii.
Maxfleld, D. D., 63, v.
Mead, Jere. and Margaret, 6, ix.
Sarah E., 30a, v.
Meed, Betsey, 11, ix.
Melcher, Edw. and Mary, 13, vii.
Melick, G., 62, vi.
Mellen, Henry, 5, x.
Merrill, Asa and Phineas, 7, ii.
Betsey, 11, v.
Ellen, 74, v.
Cordelia, 60a, ii.
H., 68, vi.
M. E., 70, v.
L. P., 93, i.
Sally, 65, i.
Meserve, Carrie, 82, ix.
E. G., 81, iv.
Metcalf, M. M., 91, ix.
Alvah, 39, iii.
Miles, A. H., 105, vi.
Miller, Frank, 69, vii.

Milton, Thos. T., 25, iii.
Monk. Elsie, 94, i.
Montgomery, A., 41, viii.
Moody, Sally, 20, v; 27, iii.
Abi., 27, vl.
Hannah, 27, i.
John, 27, ii; 42, vi.
Isaac, 45, v.
A. and ch., 60, xvi.
Peter, 63, ii.
Moore, Coffin, 15, ii.
Eliz., 21, iii.
ch. of Coffin (No. 37).
Sally, 38, i.
M. A., 87, v.
M. J., 75, iv.
Wm., Martha, John, Coffin,
Comfort, Jacob B. andPolly,
37, i-vli.
D. L., 63, vi.
Morgan, F., 62, ii.
Morgridge, Benj., 107, vi.
Morison, Jane, 67, viii.
Martha, 105, ii.
Emily, 61, vi. *
Morrill, J. S.,29,i.
Jas. E.,68a, iv.
Geo. W., 68a, vi.
Sarah, 26, iii.
Wm., 62a, li.
Josiah E., and ch., 63, viii.
Henry, 68, vi.
Ellen, 74, v.
L. P., 93, i.
M. S., 30a, iv.
Wm., 62a, ii.
S., No. 60a.
Morse, Betsey, 12, iv.
Jn. W., 105, vi.
Sam'l, 24, iv.
Moulton, Eliz., 72, iii.
Mary A., 98, iii.
Georgie A., 69c, v.
Mowry, Thos. and oh., 46, ii.
Munsey, B., 29, i.
Edwin, 68a, iv.
Murphy, Edmund, 20, ii.
Statira, 45, vii.
Myers, Geo ., 20, ix.

Neal, Walter, 19, i.
L.,62a,i.
Neally, Doicas, 59, ix,

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169

Newhall, J. D., 42, ii.
Nichols, C. J., 65a, v.
Nickerson, Miss, 60, i.
Norris, Benj ., and Mehitable C, 6, iii.
Norton, B. F., 69c, iv.
Norton, Thos. and ch., 57, iv.
Mr., 415, v.
Nowell, Jn. and ch., 85, ii.
S., 85, vi.
Noyes, Abiel, and ch., 47, iii.
John, 27, ii.
Lois, 42, 1; 47, V.
Susan, 47, i.
Nudd, C. H., 103, ii.
Nye, Adino, and ch., 15, iv.
Odiorne, Benj., 16, x.
Ordway, P. , 27, v.
Susan, 54, iv.
Orff, Jn., 42, ix.
Osborn, Mary, 22, viii.
Osgood, C, 49, viii.
Electa, 50, vii.
Mary S., 99, iii.
Nancy, 27, iii.
Otis, Mary, 43, iii.
Overlook, M. A., 78, i.
Oxnard, Frank, 74, i.
Page, Nellie, 60a, ii.
Buth, 7, v.
L. A., 73, ii.
B., 77, ii.
Parker, Frank, 41, v.
John F., and ch., 89, vi.
Parshley, M., 18, iii.
Parsons, Josiah, 27, iii.
J., 91, i.
Partridge, Joseph and ch., 42, ii.
Nellie F., 695, i.
A., 78, ii.
L., 92, iv.
M., 46, v.
Patrick, Mr., 20, ix.
Paul, Mr., 67, i.
Pease, F.,92, vii.
Chas., 85, vi.
Pearsons, L., 91, iii.
Peaslee, S., 42, i.
Abi., 43, i.
Leander, 45, v.
Miss, 46, vi.
Pendexter, Anna, 28, i.
22

Pendexter, Daniel, 28, xiii.
Sally and Anna, 65, i,
Harriet, 65, ii.
Henry and ch., 65, v.
L., 67, i.
Perkins, Polly, 13, vii.
Joseph, 79, vi.
M. A., 95, ii.
Perry, Susan, 28, iii.
Phelps, J., 7, ii.
Philbrick, C. A., 29, i.
M. G., 68a, viii.
Philbrook, Benj. and Penelope, 3, v,
Phillips, Jas., and Chas., 97, iii.
Pickering, Mr., 8, vi.
M., 3, i;47, ix.
Wm., 31, v.
Sam'l and Thomas, 16, i.
Sarah, 24, iii.
Jn., 58, ii.
Thos. L., 69, vi.
Ephraim, and ch., 24, V.
Thos. and ch., 16, 1.
Pillsbury, Bichard, 22, iv.
Euth, 32, viii.
Thos., 22, viii.
M. J., 82, iii.
Piper, Abi., and Sam'l, 9, iv.
M. H., 50, vii.
H., 74, vii.
L. and N. S., 89, v.
Nancy, 24, iii.
Miss, 61, vi.
Nellie, 29, i.
Place, Sarah, 105, ii.
Plumer, Wm., 5, x.
Mr., 53, vi.
Judith, 26, ii.
Pollard, Mr., 59, ix.
Fond, A., 42, ix.
Poor, M. H., 41a, iv.
Edw. C, 41a, vi.
Porter, Louisa, 41, i.
Elvina, 56, i.
Potter, Polly, 29, iv.
Hiram, 85, xi.
M., 68a, iv.
Pottle, Huldah and Polly, 26, i.
Pratt, Orin, 305, vi.
Pray, M., 67, v.
Presby, N., 25, i.
Prescott, F. A., 95, iii.
Wm. W., 109, i.
Hazen, 30, ix.

170

INDEX NO. I.

Preston, E. M., 39, iv.
Prince, Caleb, 37, ii.
Putnam, Mary A., 31, vii.
Maria J., 24, iv.
Quimby, Charlotte, 39, vi.
John, 37, vii.
N. E„ 70, v.

Eamsel, Dan'l, and ch., 85, v.
Ida, 47, viii.
Band, M., 71, vi.
Eandall, Benj., 10, x; 15, iii.
Addie M., 90, ii.
L. M., 69«, iv.
Miles, 71, v.
Orin, 55a, ii.
Eandlet, Mercy, 11, vi.
Eawson, L. M., 94, i.
Bay, Jennie, 69a, iii.
Bead, N.J. , 93, i.
Beed, John, 31, vi.
Eeiley, Frank, 92, iv.
Eeynolds, Eliz., 29, iv,
Eichaids, F. D., 39a, iii.
V. M.,39, v.
Ai, 76, ii.
Eichardson, Benj. and ch., 32, v.
Miss, 42, iii.
J., 45, iii.
Eice, Geo. M., and ch., 74, vii.
Sarah, 107, i.
Eichmond, Mary A., 102, iii.
Eider, E. E., 20, ix.
Eindge, A., 16, x.
Eivers, Mr., 39, iii.
Eoberts, B., 74, iv.
Mary F., 69c, x.
Eobinson, D., 7, ii.
A. D., 34, i.
J., 62, i.
Charles, 110, ii.
John, 11, v.
Sarah, 19, ii.
S. L.,41, i.
Sogers, Albert, 69c, vi.
Nabby, 16, i v.
S. J., 72, iii.
Jotham, 105, ii.
Lydia, 34, vi.
Eolles, Isabella M., 72, iii.
Bollins, Dan'l, and ch., 16, ix.
Ann, 25, iv.

Bollins, Mary, 55a, v.
Ann, 25, iv.
Levi and ch,, 50, ii.
M. C, 52, ii.
Jn. E., 95, vi.
Eowe, Frank, 76, i.
Boss, O. L., 60, xvi.
M. Jane, 81, ii.
Eundlet, C. Lewis, 105, vi.
Bust, Martha, 16, 1.
Joseph, and ch., 20, ix.
Wm., and ch., 48, ix.
Eunnels, Betsey, 29, ii.
Salter, Miss, 5, x.
Saltmarsh, S., 68a, iii.
Sampson, Lucy (No. 30a), 11, x.
Sanborn, Mary D., 29, i.
Maria, L. A., 24, iv.
Dolly, 21, iv.
D. A., 50, ii.
John, 3, iv.
Jas., 21, iii.
Eebecca, 52, i.
Marston, 68a, vii.
Col. Peter, 24, v.
JohnG., 30, ix.
Morrill, 64, i.
Sanderson, C. E., 72, 1.
Sargent, Mr., 62, iii.
Jonathan, 27, xiii.
Miss, 28, v.
Savage, D. F., 62, ii.
Sawyer, Jas., 44, iv.
Jotham, 61, v.
M.H., 63, i.
Scammon, Bichard, andch., 8, iii. (No.
19.)
Scott, Emma, 84, i,
E. A., 93, iv.
Seavey, I. P., 69, v.
L. A., 69a\ v.
Severance, D. W., 68, ix.
Shaw, Jn., 21, iv.
Jas. S., 63, iii.
Abi., 6Sa, iii.
Josiah and ch., 21, ii.
Hannah J., 33, Iii.
Sheafe, Mehitable, 5, x.
Shepard, Mr., 42, iv.
L., 46, i.
Lucy, 82, ii.
Shibbles, Hannah, 44, v.
Shorey, F. E., 72, iii.

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171

Shumway, S. P., 39a, iii.
iShurtleff, Mr., 80, iii.
Shute, Henry Av 95, iii.
Simpson, Mr., 36, iv.
M. S., 47, ii.
Sinclair, M. A., 74, iv.
M.,29, i.
Skinner, J. H., and ch., 89, v.
Sleeper, Lydia, 29, vii.
P.G., 68a, i.
Small, Alfred, 109, i.
Smart, J. F., 57, V.
Smith, Abi. E., 21, ix.
Smith, Bethia, 31, i.
Smith, Eben, and ch., 5, x.
Benj, and Abi. E., 21, ix.
Chas., 62, ii.
C. A., 79, viii.
Cora A., 104, iv.
David, 22, vi.
Hannah C, 41, viii.
James, 17, i.
J. J. and ch., 90, v.
Nathan, and ch., 53, iii.
Martha, 27, ii.
Mary J., 27, xi.
John, 53, iv.
Sarah R , ii, V.
Sally, 27, ii.
Somers, Ann, 92, viii.
Spaulding, Edw., and ch., 38, i.
Spencer, Hubbard and Esther, 22, i.
Sproul, Abby, 82, v.
Stanley, B. A., 30a, ii.
Eliz., 38, vi.
J., 78, i.
Staples, Hiram, 68, iv.
Stark, W. F., 41, xiii.
Stebbins, E. and Chas. B., 38, i.
Stephenson, D., 38, i.
Stevens, Jas., 55a, vii.
M. A., 64, ii.
Eliza, 27, v.
Dan'l and Ursula, 43, viii.
Stewart, Jn. F., 110, ii.
Stiles, 18, v.
Stillings, O., 62a, i.
Stockbridge, Leah, 19, x.
Stockwell, Mr., 416, v.
Stoddard, E., 27, viii.
Stone, Hannah M., 31, vi.
Mr., 36, ii.
C. P., 89, iii.
Straw, Horace, 76, iii.

Straw, Abbie F„ 30a, iv.
Stuart, Sarah H., 46, v.
Swain, Abi., 50, iii.
Chas. and sons, 29, i.
N., 49, iii.
Sylvester, 29, i.
Swasey, Mary P., 12, iv; 40, iii.
Sykes, E., 45, vi.

Tarleton, Sarah, 25, i.
Taylor, Euth, 20, iii.
Martha, 20, viii.
Mr., 6, ii.
Mary L., 63, v.
Beliance, 42, ii.
Tenney, E. P., 96, vi.
Thing, Mark, 29, iii.
Betsey, 30, iv.
Mary Ann, 69c, v.
Morrill, 29, i.
Thomas, F., 38, iv.
Thompson, Col. Eben, 5, i.
S. J., 50, ii.
Ann Mary, 16, x.
Capt. Eben and G. W., IS, x.
Israel, 69c, i.
Miles, and ch., 13, vii.
Lydia, 31, ix.
John T., and ch., 69, vi.
Thorndyke, A. W., 65a, v.
Thrift, Sabin, 85, v.
Tibbets, E. B., 70, iv.
Tilton, Wm., 21, i.
H., 105, ii.
Tin-ell, S., 94, iii.
Topliff, Lucy, 41a, iv.
Toppan, E. W., S. P., and C. G., 24, v.
Towne, Nancy B., 24, iv.
Towle, Oliver, 25, v.
Miss, 63, i.
Abi., 27, vii.
Sally, 63, i.
Ann, 95, i.
Tozier, Nancy B., 25, iii.
Trask, A., 42, ix.
Trafton, Edw., 109, i.
Trotter, Eliz., 62, vi.
Treadwell, N. B., 6, iii.
Sarah, 15, i.
Tucker, Mary, 27, ii.
Turner, Briggs, 20, ii.
L., 48, v.
Mary, 48, i.

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INDEX NO. I.

Tuttle, S., 13, ix.
O., 62a, i.
Twining, Wm., 36, iii.
Twombly, Paul, 34, ii.

Van Tastle, Ida, 46, v.
Vaugn, E. C, 65, iii.
Vella, Nicholas, 31, vi.
Vincent, L., 32, iv.
Voorhees, C, 72, 1.
Vose, Alex, and ch., 39, iii.

Wadleigh, Jas., Joseph and ch., 21, v,
Wadley, Henry, 29, iii.
Polly, 69c, ii.
Walker, Olive, 24, iii.
Lettie C, 696, i.
Wallace, M.J. , 48, iii.
Harriet, 48, vii.
Chas. A., 50, vii.
Emeline, 82, vii.
Ware, N., 42, v.
Warsaw, Capt. and H. L., 57, ii.
Warren, M., 76, vii.
Waters, Dan'l and ch., 20, iv, and No. 44.
Watkins, M., 62a, ii.
Way, P., 63, v.
Webb, A., and ch., 38, iv.
Eliza A., 24, iii.
Webster, Amos and ch., 53, v.
I. A., 63, v.
A., 93, ii.
Wedgewood, Sarah, 12, i.
Olive, 92, i.
Weed, Sarah, 11, viii.
Orlando, 11, i.
Betsey, 27, xiv.
Phebe, 92, xii.
Welch, Benj. and ch., 415, vi.
Wells, A., and L., 30a, i.
Wentworth, J. S., and ch., 70, i.
Ann J., 70, iii.
Wetherbee, F., 78, i.
Wheeler, S., 24, v.
Whitcher, Lydia, 21, iii.

Whitcher, L. C„ and ch., 91, vii.
J. A., 63, v.
Whitcomb, B. C, 55a, iii.
White, Jury, 30, v.
Whiting, Mr., 53, iv.
Whitehouse, S. C. and S., 45, vi.
Whitney, E. B.,59, vii.
Whipple, Emma C, 31, iii.
Whitman, P., 55a, i.
Wiggin, Chase, and ch., 5, i.
Nath'l, 11, v.
Lydia P., 19, ix.
Lucina, 6, iii.
Sally, 53, ii.
A. M., 103, iv.
Mr., 18, ii.
Mary, 31, viii.
Wiley, F. L., 29, i.
Wilder, E. 0., 74, iii.
Wilcox, Betsey, 24, iv.
Williams, Mr., 42, ix.
Wm., 305, vi.
Susan, 24, iv.
Miss, 46, iv.
Mr., 27, iii.
Willey, Thos. J., and ch., 31, iii.
Mary, 31, viii.
Serena, 66, vi.
Thos. and ch., 32, i.
Betsey S., and Dolly, 35, i
Wilmot, Jane, 92a, vi.
Winslow, M. H., 42, viii.
Wilson, L. S., 96, vii.
Wingate, Martha, 5, vi.
Mary, 16, x.
Woodbury, C, 48, v.
Winkley, D. B., 29, iv.
Worcester, A., 90, iii.
Wright, Sam'l, 24, iii.
Yeaton, Belinda, 33, iii.
Young, Dr. Jn. K., 5, x.
Hannah, 46, vi.
Euth, 70, iii.
Jennie, 83, iv.
Winthrop, 62a, v.

INDEX NO. II.
TO CHRISTIAN NAMES OF PERSONS NAMED WEEKS.
(The figures refer to the number of the family, the Boman numerals to
the order of names in the family.)

A. Dana, 100, v.
A. Herbert, 84, iv.
Abbie A., 76, vi.
Abbie L., 110, ii.
Abby, 31, ix.
Abby E., 105, vi.
Abel M., 104, iv.
Abiel N., 82, ix.
Abigail, 62a, ii.
Abigail,4 7, vi.
Abi.,6 20, ii; 22, ii; 41, iv.
Abi.,6 18, iv; 42, ii; 58, ii; 105, iv.
Abi., 43, viii.
Abi.,' 62a, il; 62a, ix; 79, vii.
Abi. M.,31, vi.
Abi. P., 47, vi.
Abraham,3 107, iii.
Abram,6 34, i.
Abraham W., 68, v.
Adalaide, 46, iv.
Adaline B., 41a, iv.
Adaline E., 71, v; 96, i.
Addie, 78, i.
Adele, 92, iv.
Agnes C, 55a, v.
Albe C., 91, iv; 104, iii.
Albert, 42, i.
Albert, 415, v; 59c, vii; 71, iv.
Albert G., 29, i.
Albert H., 56, i.
Albert J., 105, ii.
Albert M., 29, i; 64, v.
Albert 8., 68, viii.
Albert V., 72, i.
Albion, 67, v; 102, vii.
Alden, 42, i.
Alexander B., 48, ii.
Alfred, 41a, v.
Alfred D., 78, i.

Algernon S., 72, iii.
Alice,6 109, i; 109, vi.
Alice C., 29, i; 105, ii.
Alice E., 84, iv.
Alice H., 41, i.
Alice J., 100, iv.
Almeda, 31, i; 47, viii,
Almira, 105, i.
Almira G., 89, ix.
Almira W., 65, iv,
Almon F., 71, ii.
Alonzo, 92, v.
Alonzo P., 73, ii.
Alpheus, 37, ii.
Alpheus E., 54, iv.
Alphonso M., 73, ii.
Alphonso B., 81, ii.
Alvah, 39a, iv.
Alvah T., 69c, iii.
Alvin J., 103, iv.
Alvira, 67, vii,
Ambrose, 45, iv.
Amanda, 48, i; 76, iii.
Amasa, 69e, iii.
Andrew, 94, vl.
Andrew C, 51, xi.
Andrew J., 33, iii; 69<f, iii; 92, ix.
Angeline, 75, vii.
Angella, G., 81, iv.
Ann, 55a, iii.
Ann L., 41, i.
Ann L., 29, i.
Ann P., 57, v.
Ann S., 57, ii.
Anna6, 22, iii; 27, xiii.
Anna,' 58, iii; 65, i; 74, v; 76, ii.
Anna,8 110, i.
Anna B., 46, v.
Anna F., 62, ii ; 69c, ix. (173)

174

INDEX NO. II.

Anna J., 66, vi.
Anna L., 43, x.
Anna P., 28, ii.
Annette, 41a, iv; 68a, iv.
Annie, 92, iv.
Annie C, 95, i.
Annie E., 64, v; 73, ii.
Annie M., 68a, viii.
Archelaus M., 51, iv.
Arethusa E. , 72, ii.
Arthur, 68a, iv.
Arthur E., 696, i.
Arthur B., 31, vi.
Arvilla L., 30a, ii.
Arthur H., 56, vi; 69c, v.
Asa, 30, v; 89, ii.
Asa H., 72, v.
Asa T., 70, iii.
Asahel, 75, vi.
Asahel D., 75, vi.
Asenath, 48, iv ; 85, xi.
Athalinda, 102, v.
Augusta, 33, iii.
Augusta M., 92, xi.
Augustus, 110, i.
Augustus H., 95, ii.
Augustus W., 96, iv.
Austin, 65, i.
Austin B., 68a, vi.
Blanche J., 68a, v.
Barzania B., 85, xii.
Barzena E , 48, viii.
Belinda, 97, iii.
Belknap, 56, vi.
Benin, 39, iii.
Benj.,6 107, ii.
Benjamin,4 9, vii; 11, viii.
Benj.,6 22, vii ; 26, v ; 28, xii ; 29, vi.
Benj.,6 29, vii; 416, vii; 43, v; 60, xiv.
Benj.,' 46, vi; 65, vi; 68a, i; 82, ix.
Benj, C, 82, viii.
Benj. F., 41, vii; 55, viii; 92a, iv.
Benj. F., 68a, iii.
Benj, H., 24, ii; 25, v.
Benj. J., 105, ii.
Benj. L., 60, xiv.
Benj. M., 65, vi.
Benj. O., 93, iv.
Benj. E., 68, iii.
Benj. Way, 63, v.
Bertha A,, 696, ii.
Bessie B., 92, viii.
Bessie E., 69c, *.

Bessie M., 97, vii.
Bethania B., 85, viii.
Bethia, 31, i.
Betsey,6 22, viii; 30, vi.
Betsey", 305, iv; 49, iii; 51, vii; 63, iv;
69a, iii ; 92a, i ; 109, v.
Betsey M., 69c, i.
Blanche, 60a, ii.
Birdie M., 98, iii.
Blanche I., 69a", v.
Bracket, 24, iii ; 76, v.
Bracket M ., 71, iv.
Bradford, 39a, vi.
Brainard S., 55, vii.
Bridget, 13, i.
C. W., 36, vi.
C. H., 62a, iv.
Caleb, 35, viii.
Calvin H., 62a, ii.
Carleton, 76, ii.
Caroline, 31, vii; 31, ix.
Caroline, 39, iii; 39a, vii; 66, ii; 57, vi;
105, vi.
Caroline A., 95, vi.
Caroline E., 92a, ii.
Caroline Ellen, 69, vii.
Caroline Al., 54, iii.
Caroline P., 56, i.
Caroline S., 31, vi.
Carrie, 55a, v.
Carrie B., 95, ii.
Carrie C, 105, ii.
Carrie D., 91, iv.
Carrie E., 29, i; 109, i.
Carrie F., 41, i.
Carrie M., 86, vii,
Cassius E., 695, ii.
Catharine, 67, i.
Catharine E. G., 55, iii.
Catharine V., 72, ii.
Cecil E., 93, v.
Charles,6 41, iii.
Charles,6 109, iv.
Charles,' 47, ix; 48, i; 97, i.
Charles,6 97, vii; 65, ii.
Charles A., 71, ii; 93, vii; 109, i.
Charles B., 99, ii.
Charles C, 75, vi.
Charles E. ,696,1; 69c, viii; 105, ii; 107;
110, vi.
Charles F., 46, v; 92, viii.
Charles G., 62, vi.
Charles H. 68a, iii ; 69c, ii.

INDEX NO. II.

175

Charles L., 93, iv; 104, ix,
Charles M., 56, i; 92a, vi.
Charles P., 69, iii.
Charles S., 696, 1.
Charles T., 60a, ii.
Charles W., 29, iv ; 63, 1.
Charlotte, 49, ix; 75, iii.
Charlotte E., 63, iii.
Chase, 21, iii; 49, vii.
Chase C, 87, iii.
Chastina C, 92, ix.
Chester W., 86, iii.
Clara, 306, vi.
Clara A., 43, x.
Clara B., 100, iii.
Clara E., 695, ii.
Clara H., 74, i.
Clara S., 69d, iv.
Clarence L., 69e, v.
Clarissa, 73, iii; 94, 5.
Clement, 16, ii.
Clement S., 24, iii.
Cole, 9, vi; 21, ix; 51, iii.
Cogswell, 41, viii.
Comfort,6 5, iii.
Comfort,4 10, vii; 15, ii; 16, vii.
Comfort,6 50, ii; 68, i.
Comfort,5 24; ii.
Comfort B., 18, iii.
Comfort J., 24, ii.
Cora, 50c, iii; 69c, iii.
Cora A., 86, v.
Cotton, 39a, 1.
Cordelia L., 100, iv.
Cornelia, 110, iii.
Curtis, 49, xi.
Curtis T., 69c, v,
CyreneT., 89, vi.
Cyrus, 54, iii.

Dan P., 55a, v.
Dana 15., 43, x.
Daniel, 20, viii ; 29, i; 53, ii.
Daniel,6 7, v; 17, ii.
Daniel H., 47, ii.
Daniel P.,6 55a, v.
Daniel B., 85, xiii.
Daniel T., 48, ii.
Daniel Way, 63, v.
Daniel,' 45, iii; 47, v; 65, vi.
David,4 7, v.
David,6 17, ii.
David,6 29, i; 34, i; 43, ii; 47, i; 51, i

David H., 85, xiii.
David W., 64, i.
Deborah,6 35, ii; 38, iii; 70, ii.
Deborah A., 41a, iv.
Delia, 43, x.
Delmont L., 90, ii.
Dolly, 50, iv.
Dora, 70, v.
Dora V., 64, ii.
Dorcas M., 69, ix.
Dorothea, 61, v.
Dorothy,6 21, ii; 27, xi; 60, xiii; 62a, x.
Dudley, 27, xii; 73, v.
Dudley J., 11, x.
Dudley C, 41a, iv.

Earl D., 95, i.
Ernest Asa, 695, i.
Eben E., 34, iv; 66, vi.
Eddie, 65, vi.
Edgar, 72, iii; 103, i.
Edgar L. F., 103, i.
Edgar W., 696, i.
Edith, 82, vii; 108,1.
Edith L., 93, iv,
Edith M., 103, i.
Edmund, 65, ii.
Edna, 22, ix.
Edward, 79, ii.
Edward A., 62, vi.
Edward F. L., 77, viii.
Edward Q., 18, iv.
Edward E., 56, iii.
Edward W., 95, 1.
Edwin, 78, 1.
Edwin L., 103, 1.
Effle, 31, iv.
Erne E., 98, iii.
Elbridge, S., 82, iii.
Eleanor,4 8, i.
Eleanor,6 21, i; 22, v; 30, ix.
Eleanor,6 31,x; 42, iv.
Eleanor P., 69c, vi.
Eleazer 1)., 89, v.
Elinor,6 3, vi; 16, iii.
Elinor,4 11, iv; 10, xi.
Elijah B., 78, iv.
Eliphalet, 28, iii; 66, iv.
Elisha, 29, iv; 60, viii.
Elisha W., 29, iv.
Eliza, 41a, x; 45, iii; 53, iii; 62a, v; 69c,
iii.
Eliza E., 51, iv.

176

INDEX NO. II.

Elizabeth,4 8, iii.
Elizabeth,6 24, iv; 25, vi; 27, ii; 29, ii;
35, v; 38, iv.
Elizabeth,6 25, v; 29, ii; 105, i.
Elizabeth,' 57, iv; 69, iii; 78, ii.
Elizabeth A., 68a, iv; 105, i.
Elizabeth C, 43, x.
Elizabeth F., 30a, iv.
Elizabeth M., 24, iv.
Elizabeth P., 24, iii; 69, v.
Ella, 66, vi ; 71, iv.
EllaF., 91, iv; 63, v.
Ella M., 64, 1.
Ellen, 25, v; 69c, iii.
Ellen, 16, v;60a,ii.
Ellen A., 56, iii; 62, ii,
Ellen C., 91, i.
Ellen E., 88, iii; 89, v.
Ellen M., 41, i; 29, iv.
Ellen W., 96, vi.
Elmer L., 696, i.
Elvora J., 29, i.
Ellie, 32, v.
Elvira B., 45, vii.
Emeline, 31, vii.
Emeline D., 96, vii.
Emeline L.,695, i.
Emeline B., 69a, v.
Emily, 55a, ix.
Emily, 41, xii ; 41a, ix.
Emily A., 70, iii.
Emily B., 55a, v.
Emily C, 29, i.
Emily J., 33, iii.
Emily K., 46, v.
Emily M., 41a, v.
Emily N., 84, vi.
Emma A., 47, ix; 77, vii.
Emma C, 110, i.
Emma D., 91, ix.
Emma F., 74, iv; 78, i.
Emma H., 43, vii,
Emma J. H., 104, vi.
Enoch, 46, Iv.
Enoch A., 46, i.
Enoch B., 55, i; 91, ix.
Enoch W., 91, i.
Ephraim, 43, i; 79, viii.
Erastus F., 45, iii.
Ernest A., 695, i.
Ester, 7, i.
Esther, 92, ii.
Esther II., 48, 1.
Esther M., 93, ii.

Etta, 85, xiii.
Eunice, 55, vl.
Eva A., 60a, ii.
Eva G., 72, iii.
Eva L., 69c, viii.
Everett, 47, v.
Everett P., 95, iii.
Ezra, 41a, xi.
E. Maria, 69, ii.

Fannie, 82, iii.
Fannie A., 95, iii.
Fannie E., 103, iii.
Fannie M., 25, iii.
Filinda, 63, viii.
Fidelia F., 50, vii.
Fleta M., 92, v.
Flora L., 33, iii.
Florence, 82, i.
Florence B., 69e, iv.
Florence W., 105, ii.
Foster, 36, vii.
Frances, 68a, vi; 73, vi.
Frances A., 62, ii.
Francis, 68a, iii.
Francis J., 64, i.
Frank, 48, i; 76, ii; 82, iii,
Frank D., 33, iii.
Frank E. J., 69c, viii.
Frank H., 100, i; 100, v.
Frank L., 81, ii; 103, i.
Frank M, 90, i.
FranfcS,, 62, ii ; 73, iii.
Franklin C, 75, viii.
Fred., 34, i; 48, i ; 104, xi.
Fred.,' 68a, iv.
Fred A., 695, ii; 103, i.
Fred. C, 63, v.
Fred. G., 100, ii.
Fred. L., 73, ii; 95, il.
Fred. P., 68a, viii.
Freeman, 48, iii.
Freeman L., 89, viii.

George, Col.,4 16, vi.
George,6 16, v; 34, vii; 41, ii.
George,6 29, vii; 31, vii; 43, ix.
George,' 46, vi; 31, ix; 95, i; 97, iv.
Geo.,6 60a, ii.
Geo. B., 91, i.
Geo. C., 92, i.
Geo. E., 83, ii; 93, 1.

INDEX NO. II.

177

Geo. F., 60, viii; 68a, iii; 75, vi; 86, ii.
Geo. H., 48, ii ; 62a, ii ; 74, i.
Geo. Huse, 92a, ii.
Geo. I., 29, i.
Geo. K., 76, iv.
Geo. L., 77, ii ; 90, iii.
Geo. M., 63, v; 69e, iv; 95, i.
Geo. P., 30a, v.
Geo. W., 16, i; 30a, v; 41, vi; 41, vii.
Geo. W., 33, iii; 46, iv; md, ii; 75, v; 76,
vii; 88, iv; 94, viii; 98, iii.
Geo. Wm., 29, i; 41, i.
Georgia, 47, viii; 81, Ii.
Gertrude, 100, iii.
Gilbert M., 73, vii.
Gilman, 39a, ii; 60, x.
Goldwin I, 56, vi.
Grace B.,100, v.
Grace L., 109, i.
Grade L., 29, i ; 105, ii.
Granville M., 64, iii.

Hannah,4 7, ii; 16, xii.
Hannah,6 18, ii ; 27, vii ; 32, i ; 41, xi.
Hannah,6 18, iv; 28, v; 49, ii; 50, i; 61,
ix ; 53, v ; 62a, iii ; 105, iii.
Hannah,' 31, i; 31, vi; 39a, iii; 47, viii.
85, vi; 91, iii; 97, ii; 110, iv.
Hannah A., 69c, vii,
Hannah E. , 47, vii.
Hannah G., 29, i.
Hannah J., 82, iv.
Hannah B., 415, ix.
Hannah W., 91, i.
Harlan C, 69c, v.
Harriet, 68a, vii.
Harriet, 29, ii; 39, iii; 41, viii; 46, v.
Harriet,' 65, ii; 68a, i; 68a, vii.
Harriet A., 68, ix.
Harriet F., 29, vii; 95, v.
Harriet G., 96, iii.
Harriet L, 95, ii,
Harriet N., 45, v.
Harrison W., 68a, iv.
Harvey K., 92, iv.
Hattie B., 25, iii.
Hazen, 68a, i.
Hazen P., 69c, x.
Helen, 36, iv ; 68, iii.
Helen A., 69d, i.
Helen E., 48, ii.
Henry, 60a, ii.
Henry, 31, viii; 65, i; 65, ii; 65, vi.
23

Henry,' 31, ix; 59, Ix; 63a, iii.
Henry A., 60, viii; 73, ii.
Henry B., 88, ii.
Henry C, 92, xii.
Henry D., 46, vi.
Henry E., 696, i; 101, viii.
Henry H., 91, i.
Henry M., 55a, v.
Henry P., 60a, ii.
Herbert N., 60a, ii.
Herman N., 50, vii.
Hervey, 31, vi.
Hervey C, 31, vi.
Hiram, 53, vi; 55, iii; 90, ii.
Hiram H., 90, ii.
Hiram P., 46, v.
Horace, 48, v; 87, v; 9J, i.
Horace A., 110, i.
Horace T., 41a, iv.

Ichabod, 5, v; 25, v; 56, v; 65, 1.
Ichabod4, Dr., 10, vi.
Ida C, 78, iv.
Ida E., 55a, v,
Ira, 6, iii; 42, i.
Ira F., 60a, ii.
Ira M., 91, ii.
Irene, 55a, vii.
Isa A., 43, vii.
Isaac, 16, viii; 41, viii.
Isabella, 29, i.
Isabel, 69, iii.
Israel S., 85, iv.
Ivory B., 98, iii.
1. W., 36, v.

J. A., 62a, iv,
Jackson, 84, iii.
Jacob, 16, viii; 41, vi.
Jacob C, 72, i.
James, 36, viii; 105, ii.
Jas.6, 46, v; 63, i; 66, iii; 67, vi; 105, ii.
Jas. A., 55a, v.
Jas. B., 38, vi; 74, v.
Jas. E., 65, iv; 78, i.
Jas. E. P., 24, iii.
Jas. F., 94, i.
Jas. G., 28, iv.
Jas . H., 64, v ; 66, iii ; 69, i ; 102, i.
Jas. I., 63, i.
Jas. M., 65, i ; 85, xiii,
Jas. J!.', 99, iii.

178

INDEX NO. II.

Jas. P., 85, i.
Jas. S., 92, viii.
Jas. W., 63,1; 65, iv; 74, i; 88, iv.
Jas. W. A., 105, vi.
Jane, 20, ix; 42, iii; 45,v; 47, iv.
Jane C.,31, iv.
Jane E., 39a, iii.
Jane L., 31, iii.
Jedediah, 4, i ; 13, x; 33, iii.
Jemima, 31, ii.
Jennie M., 81, ii; 100, v.
Jeremiah, 50, vii; 105, ii.
Jere. B., 69<s, iv.
Jerusha, 79, iv.
Jesse, 61, x.
Jesse F., 64, v; 695, i.
Jesse S., 64, i.
Joanna,4 11, vii ; 15, x; 39a, viii.
John,2l, i; 3, ii.
John,3 Dr., 5, vi.
Jn.,42, i; 9, iv; 11, i; 14, ii; 15, vi; 16, v;
107, i.
Jn.,6ll, x; 13, vii; 20, vi; 21, vi; 22, i;
28, v; 29, i; 35, iii; 36, i; 39, i.
Jn.,8 18, iv; 27, i; 31, vi; 39, iii; 39a, iii;
42, i; 45, i; 55, ii; 60, i; 63, vii; 66, vii;
69e, i ; 74, v.
Jn.,' 31, ii; 31, vi; 31, ix; 46, vi; 62a, ii;
97, vi; 102, ix.
Jn. A., 75, vi; 84, iv; 92, v.
Jn. C, 41a, ii; 58, iii.
Jn. E., 24, i; 92, ix; 105, vi.
Jn. F., 31, vi ; 46, iv ; 71, vii.
Jn. G., 29, i ; 33, iii ; 47, viii.
Jn. H.,29, i; 34, i; 71, ii; 109, i.
Jn. Lang, 11, i; 26, ii; 28, ii.
Jn. L., 31, iii; 41, vii; 41, xiii; 60a, ii;
60a, iii; 62a, ii,
Jn. M., 39a, iii; 68a, i; 92a, iii.
Jn. P., 41, i.
Jn. E., 92, v.
Jn. 8., 34, iii; 70, iii; 93, i; 105, vi.
Jn. T., 43, vii ; 62, vi.
Jn. W.,6 15, viii ; 25, iii ; 38, v.
Jn.W„70,v;74,iv;77, iv;105, ii.
Jonathan,6 2, iii.
Jonathan3, 1, vi ; 3, iii; 77, <i.
Jonathan4, 7, vii.
Jonathan,6 21, viii; 41a, vi.
Jonathan6, 415. ii ; 53, 1 ; 65, iv.
Jonathan E., 60, xiv.
Jonathan T., 69a, i.
Joseph2, 107.
Joseph,3 1, iii ; 4, iii ; 47, v.

Joseph,3 108, i.
Joseph,4 13, iii; 108, i.
Joseph,6 9, i; 18, 1; 20, i; 81, vii; 22, x;
25, ii.
Joseph, 6 415, v; 43, iv; 46, iv; 51, v; 18,
iv; 53, vi; 55a, viii; 57, ii; 66, i.
Joseph', 31, vi; 31, ix; 47, v.
Joseph C, 31, iii.
Joseph D., 24, iii; 415, ii; 77, vii.
Joseph E., 60, xiv; 102, ii.
Joseph G., 45, v; 60, vi.
Joseph II., 18, iv; 42, vii.
Joseph P., 29, iv; 100, iii.
Joseph S.. 98, iii.
Joseph S . H , 92, iv.
Joseph Wm., 31, vi.
Josephine, 76, viii.
Joshua,3 1, iv; 2, ii;4, ii;5, ii.
Joshua.3 5, iv.
Joshua,4 8, iv; 13, vii; 15, 1; 16, i.
Joshua,6 25, iv;27, viii; 32, ii.
Joshua," 31, iv ; 58, iv ; 69, ix ; 94, vii.
Joshua W., 15, i.
Joshua Clement, 16, v,
Josiah,4 11, x; 13, viii; 32, vii; 108, i.
Josiah6, 32, vii.
Josiah,6 31, ii; 51, ii; 53, vii; 69e, ii.
Josiah,' 31, ii; 88, i.
Josiah 13., 25, iii.
Josiah K., 94, i.
Josie B., 25, iii.
Judith6, 29, ix; 60, v; 62, iv; 62a, i.
Judith, 27, ix; 107, i v.
Julia, 47, ix; 48, v; 59, ix; 68a, iv.
Julia A., 25, iii; 92, vii.
Julia F., 95, ii.
Julia M., 29, i.
J. W., Capt., 36, vi.
J. Dana, 100, v.

Kate, 55a, v.
Kate C, 104, x.
Kate P., 99, iii.
Katie C, 84, iv.
Katie E., 55a, v.
Kitty G., 93, vii.

Laura, 41a, 1; 48, i; 56, iv.
Laura E., 69e, iv; 73, ii; 84, iv.
Lavinia, 60, xvi.
Lavinia P., 41, viii.
Lavinia T., 69a, ii.

INDEX NO. II.

179

Leander, 81, ii.
Leavitt, 61, iii.
Lela B., 55a, v.
Lela G., 68a, viii.
Leonard (No. 1), 4, iv.
Leonora, 45, iv.
Lena M., 69c, viii.
Leslie, 83, iv.
Lettie Al., 93, i.
Levi, 28, xi; 35, i; 50, iii; 60, xii; I
LeviB., 69e, iv.
Levi E., 29, i; 29, vii.
Lewis, 65, ii.
Lewis A., 68, viii.
Lewis B , 62, vi.
Lida E., S3, vii.
Lilian A., 54, iv.
Lilla M., 100, iv; 103, iv.
Lillie J., 696, i.
Livonia, 31, ii.
Lizzie A., 60, viii; 71, iv.
Lizzie F., 62, ii.
Lizzie L., 69, iii.
Lizzie M., 71, ii.
Lois A., 100, ii.
Lorraine E., 64, v.
Lorraine T., 64, iv.
Lot, 45, iv.
Lot M., 45, iii.
Louis, 47, viii.
Louisa, 41, viii.
Louise, 47, v; 70, iv.
Lovina, 63, ix.
Lucinda, 46, v ; 65, iv ; 73, i.
Lncretia, 70, iii.
Luella, 45, v.
Luther, 109, i.
Lydia, 29, vii; 42, vi.
Lydia A., 29, 1.
Lydia Ann, 58, v; 105, v.
Lydia B., 99, iv.
Lydia Jane, 103, ii.
Lyman, 70, v; 90, iii.
Lyman A., 60, xiv.
Lyman G., 64, i.
Lyman H., 90, 1.
Lyman M., 69c, v.
Lynthia M., 89, vii.
Lysander M., 84, v.
Mabel, 82, vii.
Mabel C, 92, iv.
Mabel Ina, 92, v.
Mabel P., 41, i.

Malinda B., 62, iii.
Malinda M., 39, iii.
MarandaD., 31, iv.
Margaret,2 i, vii ; 5, x.
Margaret,4 14, iii; 35, iv; 46, v; 47, viii.
Margaret E., 85, v.
Margaret F., 69, vi.
Margaret J., 81, 1.
Margery, 42, i ; 42, v.
Marcus S., 60a, ii.
Maria, 31, 1; 85, i.
Maria C, 54, iv.
Marian, 22, iv.
Marian L., 90, i.
Marion, 102, iii.
Marjorie N., 90, i.
Mark, 20, v; 45, vii; 49, viii.
Mark 8., 109, i.
Marshall, 47, ix; 65, i.
Marshall H., 24, iii.
Martin, 60, vii.
Martin E., 57, i.
Martha,6 5, i; 16, x; 107, v.
Martha,4 10, ix; 15, iii; 16, ix.
Martha,6 16, i; 38, i; 42, viii; 71, 1.
Martha,' 31, viii; 46, 1; 57, ii.
Martha,8, 60a, ii.
Martha A., 78, v; 109, i.
Martha E., 74, vi.
Martha H., 64, ii.
Martha J., 48, x; 85, ii.
Martha K„ 98, iii.
Martha M., 87, i.
Martha W., 6, ii.
Mary,ai, v; 33, v.
Mary,6 6, iv.
Mary,4 9, ii; 11, v; 15, iv; 16, x.
Mary,6 16, v; 17, iv; 20, iv; 27, v; 29, v;
39, iv; 41, v; 107, i.
Mary,6 41a, iii; 45, ii; 46, ii; 59, iv; 61,
vii; 63, ii; 109, vii.
Mary,' 31, vi; 45, v; 59, ix; 60a, ii.
Mary Abby, 69, iv.
Mary A., 58, iii; 63, iii; 69, iv; 96, ii;
99, i.
Mary Ann, 16, i; 29, ii; 29, vii; 31, iv;
416, vi.
MaryB., 50, vii; 93, v.
Mary C, 62, ii.
Mary E., 63, v;64, i.
MaryE., 31, vi; 31, vii; 64, v; 65, vi.
Mary E., 24, iii; 29, l; 33, iii; 34, i; 416,
ii; 55a, v; 57, i; 62, vi; 64, i ; 69c, iv; 70,
i; 77, ix; 91, i.

180

INDEX NO. II.

Mary H., 55, ix; 94, i.
Mary J., 18, iv; 30a, i; 69c, iv; 64, vi;
68, vi; 92a, v; 93, v.
Mary Jane, 109, i.
Mary L., 63, vi; 696, i; 95, i.
Mary M., 25, iii ; 91, i; 91, ix.
Mary Nye, 74, ii.
Mary O., 80, ii ; 85, x.
Mary P., 24, iii; 89, v.
Mary S., 29, iv.
Mary T., 16, v.
Mary W., 38, vii.
Matilda, 50, vii.
Matilda A., 71, iv.
Matthias,6 3, iv;ll. iii.
Matthias,6 26, ii; 27, iv; 28, x; 29, ii; 30,
iv.
Matthias,6 61, vi; 62, ii; 64, v.
Matthias,' 70, v.
Mattie J., 68a, viii.
Maude, 41a, iv.
Maude L., 100, iv.
M. Ella, 68, viii.
Medora, 30a, v.
Mehitable, 416, v; 107, vi.
Mehitable, 8, vi; 52, ii; 60, iii; 68a, v.
Melrose, 78, iv.
Mercy, 28, xiii ; 65, ii,
Mercy Jane, 65, iv.
Mercy E., 65, iii.
Merle D., 69a', v.
Merril A., 306, vii.
Milly, 68a, iv.
Minerva, 83, vi.
Miriam, 55a, vi.
Moody, 61, i.
Moses, 67, viii.
Moses,4 107, ii.
Moses M., 41a, vii.
Moses S., 68, vii.
Moses W., 62, i.
Myrick L., 48, vii.
Myrtie A., 49, xi.
Nancy A.,4 16, xi,
Nancy, 32, vi; 47, iii; 49, v; 65, i; 98, i.
Nancy B., 68, iv.
Nancy F., 71 , vi.
Nancy M., 62, ii.
Napoleon 15., 94, ii.
Nathan,6 35, vii.
Nathan J., 72, ii.
Nathan C, 70, iii.
Nathan O., 72, iii.

Nathan H., 68a, viii.
Nathan S., 53, vi.
Nathaniel, 11, i; 28, i; 31, ix; 33, i; 34,
vii; 59, vii; 69, ix.
Nathaniel,' 60a, ii; 94, iv; 95, iii.
Nathaniel,4 13, vi.
Nath'l,6 26, i; 31, ix; 41, vi; 65, i; 68a, iv.
Nathaniel G., 56, iv; 95, i.
Nehemiah, 55, iii.
Nellie, 82, iii ; 92, ix .
Nellie A., 55a, v.
Nellie M., 93, iv.
Nellie O., 99, iii.
Nicholas,2 107, i; 108; 109, ii.
Noah,4 11, ix; 28, i.
Noah,6 26, iii; 30, viii; 39, vi; 60a, ii.
Noah,6 39a, v; 60, vi; 65, vi; 67, ii.
Noah D., 69c, viii.
Noah H., 75, ii.
NoraT., 41a, iv.
Norris M., 50, vii.
Olive, 1], ii ; 27, x; 61, viii; 67, iv.
Olive E., 90, v.
Olive F., 89, V.
Olive Jane, 63, i.
Oran F., 77, vi.
Orrin, 60, xiv; 68a, iv.
Orrington J., 46, i.
Otis T., 80, v.
Parker, 68a, iii.
Paul It., 56a, v.
Patty, 49, iv.
Peaslee, 10, ii.
Perley G., 95, 1.
Percy J., 695, i.
Persis F., 74, vii.
Peter, 61, ii.
Phil. Carter, 95, ii.
Phineas, 14, i; 34, vi; 35, vi.
Phineas J., 71, ii.
Phebe, 107, i; 109, i.
Polly,6 13, vii; 21, v; 22, vi; 32, iv; 38, ii.
Polly,6 28, v; 49, vi; 61, viii; 62, i.
Polly C, 53, iv.
Polly P., 31, v.
Plumer, 60, xi.
Bachel, 46, iv ; 84, i.
Eachel M., 81, iii.
Eandal, 31, i.
Eebecca, 79, vi.

INDEX NO. II.

181

Eebecca W., 29, i.
Reuben W., 69d, v.
Bhoda A., 48, V.
Bichard, 107, ii.
Eichard P., 24, iii.
Eobert, 305, iii; 31, i.
Eobert 15., 25, iii.
Bollins, 31, ii.
Eosetta, 53, vi.
Eosilla, 60, vii.
Bosilla O., 6, iii.
Boswell, 83, 1.
Bufus, 53, viii; 68a, iv.
Bufus S., 77, iii.
Bufus W., 56, vi.
Buthl7, i;48, vi;46, iv.
Buth A., 81, v; 82, vi.
Buth T., 80, iii.

Sadie, 85, xiii.
Sally, 26, i; 27, ii.
Sally,6 29, iii; 30, iii.
Sally,6 28, v; 42, ix; 45, vi; 49, i; 55a, i;
60, iv.
Sally,' 31, i ; 50, iii; 89, iii.
Sally 15., 38, viii.
Sally, 68a, ii.
Salome C, 71, iii.
Samuel,3 1, ii; 3, i.
Sam'l,4 8, v; 10, ii; 11, vi.
Samuel,6 10, ii; 27, vi; 28, viii; 29, vi.
Samuel,6 28, v; 45, vi; 62a, iv; 63, vi;
66, v; 109, iii.
Samuel,7 97, v.
Samuel D., 49, xi; 92, i; 94, i.
Samuel G., 62, vii.
Samuel P., 24, iii; 26, i; 59, i; SO, i.
Sarah,2 1, viii; 29, iii; 34, ii.
Sarah,4 10, i; 13, ix; 15, v; 108, i.
Sarah,6 27, iii; 107, i.
Sarah," 29, vii; 34, i; 65, v; 73, iv; 75, i.
Sarah,' 45, v; 53, vi; 60a, ii; 62a, vii.
65, vi; 94, iii.
Sarah,6 65, ii.
Sarah A., 24, iii; 41, ix; 43, x; 45, vii;
64, ii; 76, i; 85, ix; 90, iv; 91, vii.
Sarah C, 24, i; 72, i; 72, iv.
Sarah D., 696, ii; 72, v.
Sarah E., 43, vii; 105, ii.
Sarah E. P., 105, vi.
Sarah G., 57, i.
Sarah J., 29, i.
Sarah Jane, 42, i; 69e, iv.

Sarah L., 41, xiii; 91, ix.
Sarah M., 65, iv.
Sarah P., 41, i.
SarahS., 69c, xi; 74, iii.
Sarah W., 36, iii; 54, iv; 74, i; 91, 1,
Satchell, 72, v.
Scott, 68a, viii.
Serena Y ., 46, vi.
Seth, 66, vi.
Sewall, 79, v.
Silvenus, 51, xii.
Sophia, 65, iii.
Stark, 68a, iv.
Stephen, 27, xiv;64, ii ; 65, i; 107, i; 109, i.
Stephen D., 56, iv.
Stephen E., 61, vi.
Stephen H., 416, iii; 56, iii; 102, iii.
Stephen H. P., 24, iii.
Stephen L., 64, v.
Stephen M.,24, vi; 30, v; 56, iii; 695, i;
93, i.
Stinson, 47, ix.
Sukey Ann, 6, ii.
Susan, 24, v; 28, v; 41, x; 62a, viii.
Susan, 29, i; 67, iii.
Susan A. , 102, vi.
Susan F., 83, iii.
Susan H., 24, iii; 39, v; 416, v.
Susan J., 45, v.
Susan O., 54, iv.
Susan T., 79, iii.
Susanna, 50, vi; 66, viii; 108, i.
Susie L., 71, iv.
Sybil, 55a, ii.
S. Amanda, 68a, vi.

Tamar M., 91, vi.
Tbaddeus, 48, i.
Thankful, 6, vii; 10, x; 13, iv; 43, vi.
Thankful,6 13, vii; 31, iv; 46, iv.
Theodore, 83, v.
Thomas,4 9, i; 13, xi; 34, v.
Thomas6, 20, iii.
Thomas," 26, v ; 43, iii ; 46, vi ; 79, ix.
Thomas,' 31, ix.
Thomas B., 29, i; 63, v.
Thos. H., 68a, vi.
Thos. J., 41, vii; 41, viii.
Thos. T., 82, vii.
Thos. W., 80, iv.
Thornton N., 25, iii.
Timothy, 55a, iv ; 59, viii.
Thompson, 24, iii.

182

INDEX NO. II.

VeBta, 47, viii.
Wallace, 85, i.
Walter,6 2, i; 3, iii; 6, iii; 25, i.
Walter,4 10, iii; 57, 1.
Walter Irving, 72, iii.
Walter M., 56, iv.
Walter 8., 69c, x.
Ward Cotton, 15, viii.
Warren W., 68, 1.
Washington, 41, vii; 43, x,
Wilbert L., 90, i.
Wilbur K., 62, vi.
Willard, 41a, viii.
Willey, 69e, i.
William,* No. 106.
William,2 2, i.
William6, 5, viii,
William,4 16, iv;15, vii.
William,4 10, viii; 108, i.
William,6 21, iv; 25, iii; 27, vii ; 29, ii ; 29,
iv; 29, v; 30, i; 306, i; 39, ii; 41, i; 415, i;
416, v.

William,6 26, v; 275, i; 29, iv; 47, viii;
63, iii; 68a, iv; 70, i; 75, iv; 76, vii.
William,' 31, ii; 31, iv; 47, viii; 57, iii;
62a, vi; 82, ii; 97, vii.
Wm. A., 306, iii ; 69, ii.
Wm B., 24, iii; 30,v; 51, vi; 696, ii.
Wm. C, 74, iv; 93, iv.
Wm. D., 74, iv.
Wm. E., 62a, ii.
Wm. G., 71, iv.
Wm. H.,25, iii; 63, i; 64, ii; 85, xiii.
Wm. H. H., 41, vii.
Wm. M., 92a, ii.
Wm. L., 110, v.
Wm. P., 24, iii; 105, ii.
Wm. E„ 41, i.
Wm. W., 92, iii.
Winfleld Scott, 29, i.
Winifred, 99, iii.
Winfred A., 60a, ii.
Winthrop, 20, vii; 47, v; 82, v.
Winnie, 82, iii.

INDEX NO. III.
NAMES OF PLACES, PERSONS, FAMILIES, ETC.

Additions, 159.
Amesbury, Mass., 158.
Annapolis, N. S., 19.
Bailey, Eev. J„ 18, 125.
Bailey Family* 128.
Bangor, Me., 49.
Bartlett Family, 13, 40, 129.
Barnstead, 37.
Barrington, 37.
Bath, 22, 64.
Belmont, 38.
Berwick, Me., 8, 21.
Bloomfleld, Me., 51.
Bloomfleld, Mo., 52.
Boscawen, 38, 39.
Brackett, 4, 129.
Brick House, 3, 119.
Bridgton, Me., 52.
Bristol, Me., 62.
Brookfleld, 43, 88.
Brownfleld, Me., 52.
Burley ,131.
Buriiey, Bev. H., 45.
Canaan, 12, 28.
Canaan, Vt., 31, 33.
Candia, 18, 46.
Canterbury, 11, 27.
Chapman, 6, 14, 51, 132.
Chart of Early Families, opp. page 1.
Chester, 19, 50, 93.
Chesley D'amily, 52, 133.
Chew Magna, ix.
Chicago, 111., 65.
Clarke Family, 134.
Cleveland, O., 41.
Clinton, Me., 36.
Coat of Arms, viii.
Compton Martin, ix, xii.
Concord, 27, 30, 41, 47.
Cornish, Me., 35.
Cornville, Me., 20.
Damariscotta, Me., 11.
Danville, Vt., 104.

Deeds, 118.
Deerfleld, 6, 16, 11, 133.
Derry, 28, 60.
Devonshire, Eng., viii.
Dover, 54, 133, 141.
Dresden, Me., 17.
Durham, 8, 21.
Duxbury, Mass., 132.
Eastman Family, 135.
Effingham, 16.
England, Records from, vii.
Epping, 10, 25, 46.
Epsom, 13.
Exeter, 13, 52, 107, 113, 136.
Explanations, vi.
Falls Ch., Va., 29.
Falmouth, Mass., 7.
Folsom Family, 51, 136.
Fowler Family, 9, 137.
French Family, 138.
Frost Family, 8, 140.
Fryeburg, Me., 82.
Galena, 111., 142.
Georgetown, Me., 18, 45.
Gilford, 13, 37, 85 and ff.
Gilmanton, 13, 31 and ff.
Great Falls, 49.
Greenland, 3, 5 and ff.
Haines, ix, 3, 140.
Halifax, N. S., 17.
Hall Family, 142,
Hampton, 8, 29, 132, 153.
Hill, 134.
Hilton, 7, 143.
Henniker, 39.
Hingham, Mass., 136.
Hookset, 38.
Hopkinton, 27, 53, 94.
Howe, 52, 144.
Index No. 1, 161.
Index No. II, 173.
Index No. Ill, 183.
Ipswich, 21, 131, 137, 152.
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184

INDEX NO. III.

Jefferson, Me., 11, 24, 56, 96.
Jenness, 7, 120.
Kelley, John, 143.
Kennebunk, Me., 37.
Kingston, 129.
Kittery Family, xviii, 114, 140 and ff.
Laconia, 35.
Lancaster, 18, 47, 92.
Lancaster, Pa., 52,
Lane, 52, 145.
Lawsuit in 1737, 120.
Lee, 52.
Loudon, 16, 43, 80.
Lowell, Mass., 95.
Lunenburg, Vt., 47,
Lyndon, Vt., 105.
Lynn, Mass., 41.
Manchester, 28. 39.
Marblehead, Mass., 17, 44.
March Family, 12, 28, 146.
Mead Family, 9, 147.
Meredith, 43, 52.
Meredosia, 111., 53.
Moreton, Eng., xi, 1.
Montville, Me., 62.
Moody Family, 31, 147.
Moore Family, 18, 45, 148.
Names of mothers sometimes taken
by sons, ix.
Newbury, Mass., 129, 134.
Newcastle, Me., 57, 61, 95.
Newflelds, 7, 143.
Newmarket, 7, 12, 30, 143.
Newington, 29.
New York, 67.
Noble, T. C, viii.
Norridgewock, Me., 13.
Northwood, 16, 42.
Nottingham, 16.
Old Town, Me., 49.
Orthography of names, ix.
Ossipee, 91.
Oyster Eiver, 133, 144, 155.
Parsonsfield, Me., 34, 81, 124.
Paynton, Eev. F. J., of England, ix, x.
Pedigree of L. Weeks from England,
xvil.
Perkins Family, 149.
Philbrick Family, 6, 14, 150.
Pickering Family, 10, 151.

Piermont, 11, 26, 67, 106.
Pittsburg, Pa., 95.
Poplin, 34.
Portsmouth, 8, 21, 37, 84, 154.
Pottsgrove, Pa., 37.
Pownalboro, Me., 18.
Eecords from Eng., x and ff.
Eedman, John, 2.
Bollins Family, 21, 30, 64, 152.
Eollinsford, 12.
Eowley, 128.
Eye, 53.
Sanborn Family, 153.
Sanbornton, 11, 25, 63, 100 and ff.
Saybrook, Conn., 132.
Scammon Family, 10, 23, 154.
Somerset Co., Eng., x and ff.
Somersworth, 21.
Strafford, 36.
Strafford, Vt., 33.
Stratham, 9, 22, 29, 129, 139.
Tamworth, 6, 14, 31, 51, 72.
Taylor's Falls, Minn., 51.
Thompson Family, 155.
Tunbridge, Vt., 31 and ff.
Urbana, 111., 65.
Wakefield. 44, 89, 92.
Walden, Vt., 39.
Waldoboro. Me., 57.
Wales. 129, 135.
Warren, 104.
Weeks, Eobert D. of N. J., xviii.
Weeks, George of Dorchester, Mass.
xviii.
Weeks, Capt. John, 19, 126.
Weeks, Hon. James W., 93, 126.
Weeks, Hon. Jn. W., xviii, 48, 125.
Weeks, Eev. Joshua, 17, 44, 125.
Weeks, Eev. Sam'l, 34, 124.
Wells, Eng., 1.
West Point, N.Y., 37.
Wiggin Family, 7, 156.
Will of Joshua, A.D., 1752, 121.
Wills in Wells, Eng., xiv.
Wills in London, xvi.
Wingate Family, 8, 22, 158.
Wolfboro, 27, 44, 91, 112.
Worcester, Vt., 32.
Worcester, Mass., 50.

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